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CRAZY!!!! 2 plants 1 skin WTF!!!!
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9fingerleafs
Well-known member
It's not two plants. Just a flat branch. It's called fasciation and it also elongates buds, it's very weird to look at but it happens. Soorbudgal has a elongated bud on her profile pic. Some people believe it's a poliploid genetic mutation but it's not always the case. Here's more info I just Google it and pasted the first result
https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/article/funky-stems-cannabis-fasciation-production/
https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/article/funky-stems-cannabis-fasciation-production/
First of all thanks for replying. I checked out the link you sent and read it. It may be that but mine doesn’t look like any of there’s in the picks and the plant is only 10†tall. It’s not happening to just one stem either it’s the whole plant. There’s only the one stem coming from the dirt, goes up a few inches and then starts to do the weird split thing.
Now there was a split in the stem just above the dirt from some kind of damage. It healed and was growing normally again and then the weird stuff started happening. Idk
Now there was a split in the stem just above the dirt from some kind of damage. It healed and was growing normally again and then the weird stuff started happening. Idk
Gingerbeard
New member
Umm... looks like you have bugs.
Gingerbeard
New member
Could be it is old damage. Check your plant for newcomers.
You know, genetic manipulation may fit the bill cause I have never seen a plant growing the way this mother plant is growing. Once it started it hasn’t stop and is damn near a tree at this point, it’s only in a 3 gal fabric pot and just won’t stop growing. And now one of its clones is doing weird stuff too. Idk….. It came with 4 more seeds that haven’t been planted yet. Can’t wait to see what they do!!!!!
I’ll try and get some good pics and post later.
I’ll try and get some good pics and post later.
Bluey
Well-known member
If the plant is diseased showing no symptoms, eg HLVd, and clones are cut from it, it may change the symptoms we normally see at different stages of growth.
This is only a theory but your plant may be diseased and behaving in unusual ways as a result of cloning.
Any evidence to support my theory?
This is only a theory but your plant may be diseased and behaving in unusual ways as a result of cloning.
Any evidence to support my theory?
9fingerleafs
Well-known member
Hey guys, just want to make this clear. This is fasciation. It is a genetic mutation where tissue grows out of control and outside the normal structure of a plant. Please take the time to Google and read up on things when provided with an answer.
What's the point to answering and trying to help less experienced growers if nobody is going to listen. You're all just guessing and the OP gets confused. I grow weed for a living. Been doing it for years. It's all I do all day everyday. I want to guide and advice new growers because it's something I didn't get when I started. Like many of the other 2016-2017 members that were here when the forum started had to learn by experience and doing lots of research.
I don't know if some of you have noticed but the site has been going downhill the last few years because once people know enough to grow a few plants to sustain their consumption they don't come back to the site to help others. Many of the more experienced growers are tired of new people asking the same questions over and over and not showing any kind of effort to aquire knowledge.
That's the reason why after a couple of years of just lurking I started to answer again. Because people need help and I want to give it to them. But it's very discouraging not being taken seriously and watching the site become a place for new growers guessing and fueling the culture of not doing the proper due diligence before spreading information.
I say this with a lot of love for this site and love of growing. Hope none take this the wrong way. Don't wanna sound like I know it all but I do know a lot of stuff that I would like people to be able to learn more easily. Don't guess. If you don't know just wait for someone that does. Love to you all
What's the point to answering and trying to help less experienced growers if nobody is going to listen. You're all just guessing and the OP gets confused. I grow weed for a living. Been doing it for years. It's all I do all day everyday. I want to guide and advice new growers because it's something I didn't get when I started. Like many of the other 2016-2017 members that were here when the forum started had to learn by experience and doing lots of research.
I don't know if some of you have noticed but the site has been going downhill the last few years because once people know enough to grow a few plants to sustain their consumption they don't come back to the site to help others. Many of the more experienced growers are tired of new people asking the same questions over and over and not showing any kind of effort to aquire knowledge.
That's the reason why after a couple of years of just lurking I started to answer again. Because people need help and I want to give it to them. But it's very discouraging not being taken seriously and watching the site become a place for new growers guessing and fueling the culture of not doing the proper due diligence before spreading information.
I say this with a lot of love for this site and love of growing. Hope none take this the wrong way. Don't wanna sound like I know it all but I do know a lot of stuff that I would like people to be able to learn more easily. Don't guess. If you don't know just wait for someone that does. Love to you all
SoOrbudgal
Well-known member
Well said 9fingerleafs and thanks for the informational post about this " fasciation ". I've seen this in perinnial flowers i'm growing also. And i believe i've got a photoperiod growing with the trait right now. I loose interest and my passion for adding my limited amount of knowledge has wained over the past couple of years. I've very much appreciated the help and guidance from learning more about outdoor growers with experience such as yourself and Rwise who've hung in there and helped. As I transition thru life ( growing older ) I've just become less interested in " teaching " those that don't practice patience. And stupid A-holes that just want to stir turds repeatidly. I just don't give a shit about this forum as much as i use to. All the info is here in the pages of this site, even other forums bring up info listed here in there sites as education i've seen it.