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So you specifically try to avoid whorling? I guess it would make for unpredictable use of space and time. I on the other hand would like to experiment with it. Do you not know the strain?

I agree with that for sure.

Do you think that strains are predisposed to working? Or that it happens solely from stress? I would think it would have to have the genetics first, and then it could be brought out by stressing or I'm sure it happens on its own. like this platinum cookies plant from seed.

Yeah it happened after topping. That was kind if my feelings at first that it might be hormonal or a response to stress. It only did it on the 1st cut though. The branch that has the four nodes is the one that appeared out of no where as well. Probably why it has four nodes all bunched together...

Strain? Did you do any training? When did it show?

Thanks for your article bro. You've convinced me to go with my gut feeling in the beginning. I may have grown only 2-3 years. But I've delved deep into this. I can't stop. What you said about the leaf deviating to be offset from its counterpart. That's exactly what This cheese pheno did...

And I fixed my previous post to not be misleading

I can see how it could be. But I can also see the benefits. I'm not going to discount a plant. That by all means looks vey healthy. Because you or even ten people had a bad experience. Every strain is different. Hopefully I learn something new from this and if you could stop judging my lack of...

During my f second grow I ran into the three patterned symmetrical growth in a Medicinal Organics platinum cookies plant. I didn't train or stress this plant. It was out side. So I really just fed them and flushed. The one was decent.not the best though. No different from the regular plants...

I don't think I ever used any of these terms, except for whorled phyllotaxy. Which I found on Google. Which is my only reference point alot of times. I am simply describing what I see. Not giving botany classes. I have never contended that this was a good or bad. Neither did I claim to have any...

Ive taken Clo es already and if it goes well I'll keep her. If not well I had fun

The way I look at it. Its making my job easier so far. I'm attempting to scrog , which I've never done. So all these branches will fill the screen on no time. One thing to note , this is one of two plants from seed that are Cheese from Dinafem. Same conditions,same topping schedule, and...

What happened yea I'm interested now. Did the tri- growth keep up with the other growth. My plant has a single branch doing the quad thing I showed picture of earlier. Here it is again along with a pic of the two nodes that appeared. Can't find the pic of the branch that come out the side as...

King grow one. I don't exactly know where your getting your information. But whorled phyllotaxy is definitely a trait. To say that people are wrong is a pretty grandiose statement. Plants express triploidism/or odd growth patterns in almost all types of plants. Cannabis included, in this case at...

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The name for this mutation is whorled phyllotaxy

I've got to clone her first. Being that alot of people have ran these genetics from Dinafem. I would think someone else would have ran across this. I wonder how hard it would be to breed for mutated trait. If you could get it to come out everytime

I have a cheese plant that I am training for scrog. It has done something similar. It has branches that are three nodes ,as well as two that have four. It also has responded to topping by producing branches and new growth out of existing meristem. The branches with four nodes are the same deal ...

These were taken today after I topped and apply some lst training to all the branches. Both are impressing me with there ability to come back back. Cheese "1" which is the first picture is just exploring with growth . I think I'll be transplant to a five gallon pot. I never transplant. When is...

That's week seven? Can you take some closer shots. We want to see some action. It's looks like week two. But maybe it's behaving different outdoors. Is that Dinafems cheese? If not it's totally different genetics than most other pedigrees .