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SoOrbudgal yeah I have noticed. Only you, me and ATU remain from the early days of the site. Thousands have come and gone. This used to be such a lively place
I hear ya 9fingerleafs. Your take on this thread is spot on and the regulars on the forum probably see it in other posts as well. I want to know what you have to share as I am not a newbie anymore but not an expert either. I've been on here a few years and don't always answer questions I think I know the answers to. I'm not a farmer and don't grow anything but weed, never have, so I don't have a working knowledge of horticultural terms like fasciation. You've given me a learning point and I appreciate it. In your experience what's the largest number of points you've seen in cannabis leaves you've grown? I had about half a dozen fans from my last grow, Killer A5 haze that had 13 points each.
golfnrl the most points I have ever seen was on a quad chromosome plant, from the top it looked like 11, but there were 3 layers on each leaf making it 33 points.
golfnrl thanks. I actually never seen one with more than 11 fingers, and in my experience mostly very thin heavily serrated leaves, the wide indica leaves usually just 9.
I've seen online one strain called blackjack that commonly makes overlapping rows of leaves just like Rwise describes. Never had a polyploid either
9fingerleafs the Killer A5 is a 80% sativa. Indeed, the leaves were narrow or thin. I thought I took some pics but I can't find where I did. My next grow is a 100% sativa from Ace seeds. Maybe we'll see some big fans with lots of fingers.
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