mutant plant! wot did i do wrong???

[Abattoir Dream]

k my bro jus got home wit sum good lookin home grown, ill be bak to let yall kno if its good

Abattoir Dream Reviewed by Abattoir Dream on 09-08-2006. mutant plant! wot did i do wrong??? ok heres how it goes, my plants grew up to about 17cm with sunlight i then switched to flourescents and re-potted them, nothing to drastic rite? one of the plants carried on fine, the other however has mutated, i hav attached pics and pointed out where the mutations are, (on the stem) as my photography skills rank next to that of a possum, im pretty sure its nothing to worry about but now it has kept mutating in the same way everytime a new junction grows, i want to know IF and HOW i can revert Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

That plant is sexually mature. That's why the nodes are alternating.
Only young immature plants are symmetrical.

BTW there is a forum for these questions... it's Basic Growing or Plant Problems.

[johnnyAKABob]

yeh man, ill try, my friend has a nice bic indica plant, if ur anywhere near down south you mite have sum come your way, its lookin punchy too, good luck gettin sum man

how far down south??? just out of curiosity (sp?), hit me up [email protected] :thumbsup:

[buddymyfriend]

Sorry to hi jack, but have you noticed this thread is different from the others? It's all green n shit.....strange

[UnitedParcelSecrets]

That plant is sexually mature. That's why the nodes are alternating.
Only young immature plants are symmetrical.

BTW there is a forum for these questions... it's Basic Growing or Plant Problems.

I was actually just about to reply to this to say that the nodes alternating means it's mature!

[Abattoir Dream]

thnx 4 the helps pps