funny leaf growth?

[phatsesh101]

i wrapped my brain on this one for awhile

im almost positive i know what is

the thing is this growth was exibited from the 3rd set of leaves after the cotoly whatevers long before nutes where introduced, i thought it may have been the soil and i flushed it and ket it dry weight method, new growyh the same flushed again leaves started turning pale and needed n so i put toghether a nute mix that all of the other plants love and within a day the dark green came back followed by vigorous growth but still deformed

the other plants of the same strain have this too but it is sporadic

[Rusty Trichome]

Not that I'm complaining, as it's a great learning experience for me too...but couldn't you have remembered this a few days ago, lol? :stoned:

So what are you using for ferts and additives, now, and how's the new growth looking?

[phatsesh101]

i was hoping more might chime in, its a bit different than the normal ph issue
and might come up more often considering dj shorts wider availability but

with that being said nothing has changed my teas are some of the best ferts ive used ease vs. results :thumbsup:

well anyway i have come to the determination that its a variegated vanilluna i guess iwas just getting a second opinion but didnt really wanna just throw the idea out there til most of the bases were covered plus i saw some pics on ic mag.i thought variegated was a typo

[Rusty Trichome]

I mentioned what I believe the problem to be. If you wish to keep referencing a seemingly non-existant ph issue, keep on keepin on. But it's beginning to seem this is going nowhere. I've offered what I can, so perhaps another post asking other opinions would be best? But I too am surprised other's haven't chimed-in. Seems lately folks are loving challenging others, yet nobody else accepted this challenge, lol. Yet another curiosity. :jointsmile:

I thought you were saying that the question "what strain" is missing from the troubleshooting form, and you were providing that info.

Couldn't tell ya what strain.

[phatsesh101]

i was not thinking ph at all iwas thinking it was a variegated vanilluna

Vanilluna variegation weirdness - International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums

check this out, it is what im talking about this guys story is almost exactly like mine and im runnin the same strain same amount of beans same number of funny plants

one real wierd 3 here and there and 1 normal and not quit sure yet but i think im lookin at 2 m 3f

[Rusty Trichome]

I gotta admit...genetic mutation never crossed my mind.

To be honest, I've spent the last few years keeping my genetics as clean as possible, so am a tad intrigued by a reputable breeder like DJ selling what appears to be a mutated strain. I hope this isn't the beginning of pheno degradation in the cannabis world, and is not something I'd breed without strict controls to avoid future contamination of my current strains.

And the thought of vanilla scented/flavored cannabis...does not sound very inviting, lol. Not trying to slam the strain nor the breeder, but like I said...it's intriguing. Prior to this strain, has anyone ever heard of a varrigated strain of cannabis? Seems to me something out-of-the-ordinary is going on there.

[phatsesh101]

yeah it screwed me up to i thought it was my damn soil i was pissed not that i payed much for the beans but to pay for em and ruin em .

after looking i found other strains that variegate which is very normal in alot of plants, not so much in cannabis though but i did see a trainwreck and about three others strains that were similar.

i smoked some dried flowers when i got the beans it has a good buzz and a smooth flavor. also the variegation reported taste better for lack of chlorophyll supposedly, i guess ill be finding out.

seems kinda out of the ordinary in the end to me too. but ill probly play on it like people and their purple. i got that white bud.lol:stoned: