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SweetSue said:
I'm a little proud of this one guys.

Dark Devil Auto, Day 72, in an LOS no-till and under a Timber Vero 240. She likes this light. Smells of sweet berry with a kick. She's coming into the end stretch and just beautiful to behold.

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Thanks for letting me show her off. :battingeyelashes: :Love: You guys set a high bar. I always hold my breath when I post here. :laughtwo:
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they look great sue rep added.......
 
Weaselcracker said:
The different phenos are quite distinctive?
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Absolutely, I also had the yoda pheno, which was small, bushy and lemony. And short lived.

The Leia pheno is much better. Just about to begin week three of flower soon:

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A sugar coated shot of my six month cured outdoor grown "Pandora's Box" from last years harvest.:blunt:

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jamesleemc said:
here you go ohioboy
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The plant putting these colas out is a quadrifous plant or something along those lines, apparently it is an extremely rare mutation which produces a much higher percentage of thc, there is a acid which you can soak seeds in to achieve this form, but unfortunately only about one in a hundred will survive the process, lucky man getting that mutant! Please keep me updated on the grow and high, feel free to pm me :)


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Yeah that is a symptom of polyploidy (extra sets of chromosomes). The seed soak is colchicine. Polyploidy can produce bigger plants and some weirdness in the buds like that. My agent orange in the first grow did that.
 
jamesleemc said:
thank you for your input guys, i think i have two doing that, and i did pull a few clones off her....
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Two jameslee? How did you get that lucky? :high-five:

So this mutation can just show up out of the blue?
 
Dark Devil Auto day 74. I love the way this strain finishes out with these little berry-sized balls lifting away from the main bloom like they're exploding off. A promise of the spectacular buzz.

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SweetSue said:
Two jameslee? How did you get that lucky? :high-five:

So this mutation can just show up out of the blue?
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Yes Sue it can. In this case the whole plant has not gone polyploid just a bud. Polyploidy is the failure of a plant cell to divide correctly. It retains both sets of chromosomes. Cannabis is normally 2N like humans. We have matched pairs of chromosomes. In mitosis a cell divides and separates the matched set. Each matched set is then copied in the new cell to make it 2N again. With polyploid we have 4N. A 4N polyploid can mate with another 4N. But if it mates with a 2N, there will be infertile offspring because they will be 3N. Or so I remember haha.

So in jameslee's case certain branches have had a mitosis defect causing them to go polyploid. The phenotypes that result from the polyploid genotype Can include ribbon stems, larger leaves and those weird linear buds. A fully polyploid plant will have buds like this all over and the effect can be unsettling to say the least. I find it to be a bit creepy!
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ShiggityFlip said:
Yes Sue it can. In this case the whole plant has not gone polyploid just a bud. Polyploidy is the failure of a plant cell to divide correctly. It retains both sets of chromosomes. Cannabis is normally 2N like humans. We have matched pairs of chromosomes. In mitosis a cell divides and separates the matched set. Each matched set is then copied in the new cell to make it 2N again. With polyploid we have 4N. A 4N polyploid can mate with another 4N. But if it mates with a 2N, there will be infertile offspring because they will be 3N. Or so I remember haha.




So in jameslee's case certain branches have had a mitosis defect causing them to go polyploid. The phenotypes that result from the polyploid genotype Can include ribbon stems, larger leaves and those weird linear buds. A fully polyploid plant will have buds like this all over and the effect can be unsettling to say the least. I find it to be a bit creepy!
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