What is going on with this plant???
- Thread starter Jhef
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Richard Drysift
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Growth like that typically results in imminent death...after harvesting that is lol...naww it’s probly fine. Weird though...strange bud structure. What strain??
Jhef
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Pineapple Apple Upside Down Cake from Surfr
Were fem and had 1 unstable pheno in the pack and this one has been funky the whole time too.
Always happy with surfrs genetics tho
It's foxtailing on steroids generating a pseudopod
Jhef
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Yes
Jhef
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Would something like feeding a ton of kelp cause this?
You already had to have the epigenetic propensity, so nope.
Original StinkyG
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Was there damage to it ? Too much light and heat can cause it but it's normally a bunch in a group when that's the case so God knows ? Some flower boosters like top shooter can cause mad growth like that too. I have grown some weird plants and seen some crazier plants that don't even really look like weed !
Ukulele Haze
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I think Mr. Spock would be fascinated by your plant and so am I.
Jhef
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I was wrong - about 6 of the tops on this plant are doing this, not just one cola.
Southernontariogrower
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That is cool looking, wierd sort of cool. First time seeing this.
RobinSMith19
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Hello everybody! I'm new. I will be glad to communicate and exchange information. I will help with all I can!
SpideyManDan
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Could it be a light leak? It looks like it started vegging again and growing its stem instead of the bud.
Jhef
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This was my original thought- and honestly yes. My room right next to it I'm having a door put in Saturday but there's been a night or two where light has leaked for a few hours.
But I think more than 1 out of 80 plants would be doing this if so.
SpideyManDan
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I thought the same thing, that's why I phrased it like a question. Something similar happen to me and my plant grew exactly like this, of course there could be multiple causes but I thought it was a weird coincidence. If the light is being absorbed by this particular plant, it may be possible that other plants wont be affected. If I were you I would still check out the buds in that area and see if anything similar is happening.
Jhef
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Confused by your phrasing on some of this.
But the ROI lights im using dont have any UV in their spectrum if im not mistaken.
GreenhouseXpert
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I think its revegging too, sice you mentioned light leakage. This could just be more sensitive pheno variation in this plant. On 80 plants I find one anomalous plant a good result.