Everyone loves a FREAK... the mutant thread!

[hydrocannabis]

here is a pic of my freak to inter in the freak show here.

So this pix is from a few days ago. and she is now growing a stem out of her buds.

so hopfuly I can re-veg her enought to get big. so when I flower her I can get the most bud off her. so I say I'll try to veg her for around 1 an 1/2 months more then flower her and see how she dose then.

[hanayama]

looks like you beat me to it stinky!!

hopefully she is a she so i can clone
should be able to tell pretty soon

[FlyGuyOU]

the same plant thats got the yellow try-leaf also has one where there are 8 fingers. Very cool. hanayama and herreric and I just got back getting cloning jell, so now we are about to start a new adventure. ill post of pic of the 8 leaf in a min

[hanayama]

update on my freaky lady.
she has multiple 8 leafers
and a couple 9 leafers too!

GOD I HOPE SHE IS A SHE!!

[texas grass]

shes(hopefully she) in the same soil concoction and same age as the other sw99 but she has atleast twice the growth and some odd leaves

enjoy

[sarah louise]

This little Afghan sprout never really did anything... when I planted out the siblings I left her sitting under a larger plant. I brought her inside and put it under a couple of 26W CFL's a few days ago, otherwise she was snail fodder.

Strange looking little thing.

[hydrocannabis]

so heres how my freaky ladie is doing now.

[KL4D4]

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There's my freak

weakly vegged then thrown into flower with the rest of the girls...

Total yield was about 1/2 an ounce dry .

I like the looks of that!

[ganjabro]

hey i jus germinated ma seeds n found one to be a triploid it looks so beautiful..hahha:jointsmile:

[stinkyattic]

Technically, that is called whorled phyllotaxy, which is the term for when a plant has more than 2 sets of leaf/secondary growth growing at each node, instead of 2, which is simply 'opposite phyllotaxy', or 1, which is 'alternating phyllotaxy'.
Triploid would mean that the plant has 3 chromosomes- impossible to determine without rather expensive equipment or complicated breeding tests.