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Deformed leaves

Murph dog

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OK here's the deal I have five plants they are about14 inches tall one plant has all these deformed leaves has anybody seen leafs like this before it's really starting to drive me crazy
 

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I would repost your question in a new string. You'll get more responses if your 'headline' is a brief description of the problem.
 
I have seen an occasional leaf like these on previous grows but never more than one or two leaves - and it didn't seem to have a negative effect on my plant. However, I never figured out what caused it. It could just be a genetic anomaly. Unless there are other health issues, I wouldn't worry about it.
 
I agree with Dagmar I have seen this on my plants before. Its always just 1 or 2 leaves. I have always just ignored it on account the rest of the plant is healthy. I seen this on Northern Lights. What strain are you growing?
 
First grow white widow I just came up from downstairs checked over my other four plants in their perfect crazy
 
Do the problematic leaves look like these? Does this cannabis plant have tobacco mosaic virus (TMV)? No one knows for sure, but the leaf mottling and splotchy symptoms make some growers suspect that mosaic virus has spread to cannabis plants!

I only ask because it reminds me just a touch of mosaic virus (which can also cause odd leaf curling). If that is the case, it won't hurt your buds or anything, but it may spread to other plants which you want to avoid. There really isn't anything to do about it besides baby your plants and prevent it from spreading. Since you have four other plants I might consider separating this one from the others if possible.

The other thing that comes to mind is the pH in the soil may be too high or low (which is the most common reason to see deficiencies/discolored leaves) or possibly heat/overwatering.

It's also possible it's just a mutation, or perhaps the leaves got damaged when they were first growing in (which can cause odd symptoms after the leaves grow out). If all your other plants are all growing well it means they like what you're doing!
 
I truly believe I am doing the right thing because four of the five Plants look awesome thanks for your reply have a great weekend MURPHY dog
 
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