Mutation training

[Detroitpwp3]

Hello everyone. I've been coming to this site for help with growing the last couple years. This is my first post tho. Every year for the last 3 years I've grown 2 plants outside along my vegetables. They grow great with minimum effort every year. This year, one of the plants apparently had a mutation. Instead of having 2 stems, one on each side at each node, this girl has 3 at every node. Normally, I use the manifold method to train my plants. (I was actually disappointed when I found out Nebula no longer uses it lol) I was wondering if there are any certain training techniques especially for this? Or should I leave her all natural? Any help would be great. Thanks in advance.

[OldManGrower]

I am not an outdoor grower, but I think this is great. Be nice if you could breed her. Any how too the point, It seems to me that three branches is more than four so congratulations. Interested to know if you top her and great three main cola's. Train her the same as any other plant and count your blessings.

[Bluey]

I'd top her as normal for the first top and then just watch her and see what she does before doing any more topping.

[Allenpro]

I wouldn't do anything different unless it looks like it wants you to do something different and if you mean mainline manifold I would certainly go for it and have a 3 way manifold. If you have a place to put it inside I would clone the tops I cut off and keep it going. I bet a 3 legged reveg would be seriously unique lol. Keep us posted

[Detroitpwp3]

Hey everyone. Thanks for the advice. Sorry for the late reply, I must have notifications off. I've never cloned before. I don't know much about it at all really. I'm assuming there's some helpful information here about it. It would be pretty cool to have a few more like that. I'm about to go top her now.