OrganicGorilla
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I'm currently growing Crockett Family Farms Tangie, and 1 out of the 12 is growing 3 chutes per node. Would this be inheritable? Anyone ever have one like this?
3 chutes per node
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TacoMac
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That's odd. Can't say I've ever heard of it. Can you get a decent picture of it?
Dr. Who
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Gave you that above. Not his plant but, as he describes it, and for all the times it's been asked before. It's what I posted....
TacoMac
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Exactly. Stop posting now.
Dynamo626
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Wow just a lil rude. The good doctor answered the question and went a step further by posting a pic of what is described. Dont be so angry you will get ulsers lol
Dynamo626
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Isnt this a type of polyploidism? Phyllotaxy i mean
TacoMac
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Incorrect.
I asked to see a picture of the OP's plant. He made a completely useless post stating he already posted a picture of his plant which I had not only already seen, but wasn't the plant I was wanting to see to begin with.
It's no different than somebody saying, "I bought a new Camaro" and me wanting to see a picture of it.
You can post your Camaro's picture all you want, but it's not the one I actually wanted to see. Making some lame brain post about your Camaro picture being the one I should be looking at when I've not only already looked at it but was in fact asking for somebody elses makes you an idiot.
OrganicGorilla
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Here is the plant. First time I've ever had one do this. I included a pic of it after being topped to see it better. Clearly 3 chutes.
OrganicGorilla
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I'm considering keeping it around to breed it in the future to see if it's genetic. That would be pretty cool if it was! Unsure if it's a male or female yet. It's 5 weeks old.
Johnei
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Definitely man! Don't let it go just yet. Let's see if we can continue this line.
Thoughts in my head: I wonder if it provides more surface area for light absorbtion thus increasing growth rates, maybe this type of plant will benefit from increased co2 more than others. hmmm
cool man.
Dynamo626
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His post was before you asked for pics. And no if someone sais they got a vet 99% of people know what a vet is. If they dont know what a vet and someone else shows them a pic of a vet then they know what the first person was talking abought. Doctors pics are of the same thing gorillas takling abought. Replace gorillas pics with doctors pics the conversation dosnt change. As the doctor pointed out... In the first responce to the thred... Not that rare a thing to happen. He sais no benifit to it which is true when your talking final yeald, as yeald has nothing to do with plant count and everything to do with canopy and light. However... Thoes plants will fill out a scrog faster than regular ones
Dr. Who
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Another common guess but, no it's not. Your thinking triploid. A triploid has 3 sets of chromosomes and is sterile. Examples of triploidy or triploid plants are seedless watermelons and seedless grapes. Tripliods are sterile and can not reproduce.
Dr. Who
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I was right, wasn't I?
Dr. Who
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Like I said. There is really nothing special about it. Some say you can get higher yields from it. I say I can top my plants and get more main's from it that will out yield those, and with better results in bag appeal vs. the "third leg".
Not exactly a trait that you breed for. Cool looking but that's it..It has NO link to THC or Terp profiles.
OrganicGorilla
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Not the same. Mine did this naturally from seedling.
Budley Doright
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Just had one and nope didn't yield more or less just really cool looking 
. I'm seeing only two leaves per node in ops plant after the topping but 3 mains, maybe I'm missing something. My plant had 3 leaves per node but branching was normal.
. I'm seeing only two leaves per node in ops plant after the topping but 3 mains, maybe I'm missing something. My plant had 3 leaves per node but branching was normal.