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Ohh another mutant leaf no worries those are just temporary don't pull off they will wither away during the plants growth. She's a winner we dig mutants :smile:
Got one going right now. Started the same way. Grew 3 at every node until it went single. The one on the left. Grew a little slower but cought up. Notice the triple top.
Ok take a close look at the Cotyledons this plant is going crazy ...it got a second and a third main coming out of it ...any info at all please fill me in ....
It's going to get really tough to top it. At least it was for me. The nodes were really tight and hard to get separated. It's more like a whirl than a node. Still fun!
I would let it grow the way she? is for as long as you plan on vegging her see what she forms into. Sometimes 6wks is long enough to decide she may be shorter and won't need it and just LST. That's what i'd do for now if she was my little mutant
Yea, last year wasn't the best for finishing. The RH better then 90 for more then three weeks here. WPM a big problem. Hope it's a little dryer this year.
Been watching this for personal reasons...I, too, have a triple going now. Barney's Farm Tangerine Dream. My plant isn't as squirrely as Chadly01 has going. My question is about topping and quad or mainlining. My plant has well defined nodes and leaves but the "bud sites" above them are growing so slowly I won't have any way to grab and bend anything. Bowhunterwoody it appears you managed to top looking at the pics. Did you do anything different to get there? I'm thinking I could top it and wait a bit for the secondaries to grow some and then begin pulling them down and out. On a more normal plant there is plenty to get ahold of. I never thought they would be this much different. I mean it is only one more leaf. I'll get a pic and post it shortly.
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