Second time I've ever seen or heard of this, my current plant has grown sets of three leaves since sprout. Is it possible to save this trait?The tri-nodal returns!
Several years ago from the same set of seeds I ended up with a plant that was tri-nodal versus bi-nodal. At every node this plant grew three leaves and three bud sites. From the looks of it I ended up with another! A true tri even down to the cotyledons. Super excited as this grew out beautifully before. Might have to seed her up and see if I can develope a strain that carries this trait more often than not.
This is my last tri after being accidentally topped. You might be able to notice the 3 fan leaf groupings:
It is possible. Fairly easy to save via clone but selecting for it in seed offspring might take a while.
I wouldn't worry about herming them and I've found it to be beneficial. I would remove the smaller flowers and new growth points but try and keep as many of the leaves as possible.
Thanks haha >.< your plants look great. Can't wait 'til I've grown & had enough experience to get plants lookin' like yours. Good luck sirDifferent users rep carries different weight
It would actually be both pollen and eggs from a female tri-nodal
You'll end up with feminized seeds that resemble the parent in many ways - one of which might be that trait, but it is not guaranteed. You should definately try it and send me some seeds
The pollen essentially contains two sperm, one grows into a tube that propels the other sperm to the female egg through that little hole called the micropyle.
