Ah, I see they have begun to spread.
Definitely Mites. Sprayed down with "Pyrex -N" which contains the agents: "pyrethrum"and "piperonylbutoxid". So thats a seperate problem, probably unrelated to the weird chromosomic chaos in the Spontanicas.
It hurt a little to use chems on my gals, and the agent doesnt leave the plant for 15 days. I was planning to start harvesting in 10-15, so I guess I'm left with little choice now. Apparently, after a lot of googling, the residue can be removed somewhat by rinsing with water the buds after harvest, if I need to harvest a little earlier. These agents are apparently used on infected strawberries.

On the upside, that'll stop me from snipping small buds until they're ready...
faithlessxxx Reviewed by faithlessxxx on . Pics Of Mutants. PH The Villian? These are a couple of Spontanica clones that never became healthy, but I let them come along anyway since I had space over once my males were gone. I gave up o them quite early since they were lagging behind so much in size. 3 Spontanica clones, all three were weak and stringy from day one and have never recovered properly, despite being treated to the exact same medium, nutes that the other plants have thrived in, flushes, etc. Funnily, theyr'e flowering not too poorly, though i doubt Rating: 5