yes what Phytoplankton said ^
simply put strain variation
1) some strains have glitter on petioles
2) some strains have crystal rails on fans
3) some strain have tiny budlets on the fan leaves
4) some strains have fully coated sugar leaves
5) some have massive calyes
6) some have dripping calyxes
7) some have elongated caterpillar calyxes cuz 5, 6 and 7 are not same thing
8) some have longest pistols
9) some might have all the above
there are in excess of 25,000 known strain crosses of cannabis
No worries Tableleg, It’s a genetic crap shoot, but yep early days think she will mature out just fine regardless of precise combo of the above traits she is endowed with
Pic of mutant from Gee64’s garden Capt Obvious here but that's the caterpillar thang
never seen such a beauty. I’ve seen tens of thousands of plant pictures but never one like that. Yea I wish I knew the genetics of the plant I have flowering now. the seeds I had this year were the ones you occasionally find in bud from the green man. I only keep viable healthy looking seeds which is pretty hard to find. No one has just regular old swag weed anymore. I remember you would have to break your weed up on a plate and tilt it on an angle to get all the seeds to roll out the J. Sometimes it would be just a few and others it would be mostly seeds and very little weed left. 
Photos are a tad bit out of focus which makes it look like a bit of powdery mildew and sometimes like a sort of insect damage. It could be a bit of both if it is an outdoor plant.
Need some insight from you guys. what’s this silvery sh*t on some of leaves. I have used copper fungicide some weeks earlier , but just starting to notice some sheen of some sort.
Much sharper and in focus. Looks more like when insects scrape the very thin surface layer of the leaf.
