I've seen some anomalies while growing like flowers growing on leaves or plants that start with 3 leaves instead of 2, but this recent plant has about 30% of it's branches growing with 4-6 leafs per node, and it is making the buds forming on those branches seem larger and more dense. Any experience with this? It is power plant from dutch passion. IMG_20221202_120831892_HDR by dylan posted Dec 2, 2022 at 7:24 PM IMG_20221202_120850177_HDR by dylan posted Dec 2, 2022 at 7:24 PM IMG_20221202_120905788_HDR by dylan posted Dec 2, 2022 at 7:24 PM
did you mess up the light cycle before you started to flower? because that will cause some weird growth.
No lights are on a timer in a tent. I have another plant from the same seed pack that is perfectly normal.... weird.
Im the power plant guy here at GC, I got my first power plant(DinaFem) when it was called power flower is still popular in Europe even the cafes of Holland today A recent strain of my Big Bud looks very much the same as your Power Plant, actually thought it was until I read your specs I do grow my PP thru out with HPS no cool white at all in the entire grow tho I don't want full stretch ,..some stretch is good between the internodes to prevent this, as for me it WILL lead to molds and a big loss come harvest perhaps you gave her to much cool white(6500k) during mid veg? nice tho good luck
No it was not the light . Its just the genetics of that plant how it wanted to grow . I would strongly suggest not. buying more dutch passion. i had 72 plants herm ! in just week 3 of flower nanners . fuck dutch passion .
I have mine under led full spectrum. The other one from the same seed pack is not like that. Either just a different pheno or something. I'll keep an eye out for mold, but my tent has pretty low humidity this time of year.
Thanks for sharing. A genetic mutation would be my guess. I've also experienced buds at the area where the petiole meets the leaf blade. I believe that mutation is becoming a bit more common within cannabis due to over breeding. I've also experienced a seedling with no cotyledons, which like your mutation is very uncommon. In my opinion it's a rare genetic mutation and I wouldn't worry much about it. Edit: I believe these mutations are all related to the BOP1 gene. This article may be of interest to you. BLADE-ON-PETIOLE 1 gene controls leaf pattern formation through the modulation of meristematic activity in Arabidopsis