Show Us Your Oddities: The Cool, Unexplained And Unusual!
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Simon Limon
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My second grow is nothing like the first!
Jack Herrer clones that can't seem to decide what to do or when? These are barely a foot tall and have been indoors or in the greenhouse since I bought the plants in early May.
I also have 4 very confused Critical Mass clones. For the gory details, see my latest Journal.
Jack Herrer clones that can't seem to decide what to do or when? These are barely a foot tall and have been indoors or in the greenhouse since I bought the plants in early May.
I also have 4 very confused Critical Mass clones. For the gory details, see my latest Journal.
Grafting...what?A couple oddballs from my grow.
A mutant variegated Chocolate Mint OG.
And this is one I created. Three of my favourite strains that I grafted onto one stem.
Just unusual...was claw leafed down the entire grow. Didnt give her any different attention...turned out just fine.
No- variegation is a sort of genetic mutation where parts of the leaf lack chlorophyll. You’ve probably seen it in some common houseplants. Some good examples here Variegated Foliage forum: What exactly is variegation? - Garden.org[/
greenjeans
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This little girl is not alternating but instead has three stalks in each jump!!
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Nice one Heraldo. So many weird things happen.purple kush conjoined sisters
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Those are the best! 33% more plant!This little girl is not alternating but instead has three stalks in each jump!!
I might just give grafting a try for fun, that looked pretty cool @Weaselcracker I wonder if there is any benefit to pollinating a grafted plant..
Bush Doctor 77
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This Watermelon Skittlez was a mutant from the get-
go.
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Wow, that's nuts! Otherwise healthy looking, just not normal at all.This Watermelon Skittlez was a mutant from the get-go.
Bush Doctor 77
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Very healthy, and taking off since I put her in the dirt, in the greenhouse. She follows the sun like crazy, too. The top is almost @ 90 degrees at sunrise.
I can’t really think of any, other than maybe convenience. At least with the grafts I did it just seemed like having several strains on one stalk. If there were differences in the way the strains grew, I couldn’t really see it.
I’m doing another graft now for colour. A Purple Dream cross, Peyote Purple, Chocolate Mint, and Carnival.
Ya know - I never tried any. I’m pretty cautious with the indica stuff and mostly just stick with sativas
I’ll make a note to drag those buds out and take another look at them now that they’re cured and I’ll try a puff and let you know - if I live.
Ha ha ha. I meant to get back to this someday. I did eventually get around to smoking some of that white bud. It had been a long time since I smoked any sort of heavy indica strain, but I figured the white part wouldn’t be very strong. Alas I was so wrong about that. I got paranoid as hell! I’d almost forgotten what it’s like to have life’s minor problems turn into irrationally huge overwhelming ones. Totally ruined my day!
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Hehe timing is everything! Cool to hear though. Might have enjoyed it more at a different moment.I can’t really think of any, other than maybe convenience. At least with the grafts I did it just seemed like having several strains on one stalk. If there were differences in the way the strains grew, I couldn’t really see it.
I’m doing another graft now for colour. A Purple Dream cross, Peyote Purple, Chocolate Mint, and Carnival.
Ha ha ha. I meant to get back to this someday. I did eventually get around to smoking some of that white bud. It had been a long time since I smoked any sort of heavy indica strain, but I figured the white part wouldn’t be very strong. Alas I was so wrong about that. I got paranoid as hell! I’d almost forgotten what it’s like to have life’s minor problems turn into irrationally huge overwhelming ones. Totally ruined my day!
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Might be something special in the end!
Ya I didn’t think so, but I’m planning on doing a pollination on a select few strains this next grow and so I think I’ll throw the grafted plant in there just for fun and grow out one of the seeds I get from it to see if there’s any potential to it or not.
Doing a little experimental grow with a seed from @carcass, which is an autoflower.
I started this one with water from our turtle pond (slider turtles) and some repurposed recyclables. A few inches of soil, on top of some crushed clamshells from our beach, in a 2L bottle. Added an $8 bubbler once the roots popped through the bottom. Once the roots were established, I added a goldfish from the pond (yes I feed him). The plant seems to be enjoying itself so far. Definitely going to be interesting to see what it needs to mature.
Feels like this kind of fits here!
I started this one with water from our turtle pond (slider turtles) and some repurposed recyclables. A few inches of soil, on top of some crushed clamshells from our beach, in a 2L bottle. Added an $8 bubbler once the roots popped through the bottom. Once the roots were established, I added a goldfish from the pond (yes I feed him). The plant seems to be enjoying itself so far. Definitely going to be interesting to see what it needs to mature.
Feels like this kind of fits here!
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True dat! Looks like you're creating an oddity, and turning it into something fruitful! I like the way you think. Out of box thinking there bro.
NorthernCosmos
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Nice! I have a plant with the same thing on a Stardawg auto, meaning that this particular mutation is a "thing"?A mutant variegated Chocolate Mint OG.
Mbunaaddict
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Polyploidism, i believe. Got one as well.This little girl is not alternating but instead has three stalks in each jump!!