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SOIL Fasciation

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Vicmanjun

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My seedling seemed to top itself or split as if I had topped it. I tried to find some information and came to the conclusion that I have a mutant, or fascination https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fasciation My main question is as far as mainlining? Or mainfolding the plant. What’s the appropriate approach as far as topping? Should I create a base? And then create the 8 main colas? Or should I skip creating the base since the plant seemed to have topped itself? Should I just go ahead and create the 8 main colas? This strain is a papaya strain and it was started from seed. Online most of the information I found on this phenomena is based on the occurrence from clone.
 
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Hey s62 thanks for the comment and personal advise. Yes I think it's very rare, I haven't seen much information. Online most of the information is based of examples of a plant that was started from clone. This one was started from seed which I think makes this occurence rather unique. I'll definitely keep you guys posted.
 
Morning, I've had several autos, that topped themselves, and they turned out fine.
If she was mine, I'd just tie the two mains down, and go from there, she's the perfect size,
GoodLuck
 
Thank you very much D.A.A.S.69 your advice is greatly appreciated. Oh yes I did forgot to mention that the one displayed is the regular photoperiod type seed.
 
this exact thing happen to me with one of my plants in my current grow. after the second true leaves (from seedling) the plant developed one big leaf. The deformity created a knot in the stem. here, i cut this leaf off, leaving two, essentially plants off of one stem. I wish i took a photo of the leaf. I will have to treat this as two plants. am anticipating that the two will need support early in flower. will post pic tomorrow. cool mutation.

the grow is soil. the plant grown from seed.
 
Hahaha, there’s a small but important difference between Blueberry Girl and Blubbery Girl, lol!!!
 
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Here is the plant gone mutant.
This is a Blue Hash strain.

I will be repotting on soon for flower. I do not do any growing methods other than natural. I prune a bit in veg. that is about it.
 
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Oh My Gosh! Those pics are great! Thanks for sharing! It's pretty much how I pictured it in my mind! It's beyond amazing! Ganja from another planet. :tasty: Well I'd like to give some constructive criticism but what the heck who needs criticism anyways right? Your lady is beautiful... You mentioned it was started from seed eh? Is that an auto strain? Or a regular photoperiod type seed?
 
HI Vicmanjun
Thanks for the compliment paid to my photos. I was happy with the detail from an iPhone.

this is a regular feminized photoperiod strain, Blue Hash. gemination, seedling to veg in soil. I just moved this plant into finale pot and flower room today. so i am looking forward to what becomes of this plant!
 
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She's out of this world. Thanks for the info! Blueberry Girl. Well I decided to go ahead and do the main colas and skip making the base. She didn't like it she's very upset. But she's surely and slowly coming around. I'd share some pictures but I think at the state that she's not so photogenic for the time being. As soon as she's back I'll be sure to upload some pics. I like to give them each their individual names because I think even if its' the same genetics they always have their own personalty. I named her Sue.
 
i like it! I am not one to implement growing techniques on my plants, to be honest, i cant be arsed, I just prune a bit. Please post a pic of Sue when you can. I will keep the growth of my plant, not named yet! posted here. would be nice to see how sue and my plant flower.
 
Well finally Sue is coming around, she’s coming around considerably well especially since I changed the light to a high intensity led. Her growth is kind of slow especially the two bottom nodes on both sides. As I was manipulating her she split in half, but did not completely break. I thought that was cool because it was like a natural supercrop. We’ll have to see what happens. I’ll keep you updated.
 

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Oh yes she is. But shoot! She was really thriving and showing new growth, so I went to transplant her in a bigger pot. Foolishly I forgot to take off the twisty ties and when I flipped her I split the stem in two! I’m so clumsy! I immediately taped her up. I’ve really put a beating on this girl. Without deliberate intention off course. Goes to show how fragile these girls are especially in their early stages and in her particular condition too. Just going to give her a little extra T.L.C. And I think she’ll be good to go. I ‘ll keep you updated thanks for your support and comments blueberry.
 
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here is my BlueHash in the third week of flower. I now have 3 main stems, essentially. I did top one from the split. It is a very healthy plant, had a couple OH NO! moments from the potting into final container with soil. but she has come around. a bit lanky.
 
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