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As the title says everyone post your freakish and mutant plants here, come on people show us what you got.
Truth said:these look more like PH problems than mutants to me
here is a mutant on a perfectly healthy leaf...
Dude pleas I don't want to turn this into a debate about why the plants look like they do I just want people to post pics of their freaks, crazy cupped extra blade on your leaftwisted leafs, especially on young plants, are a sure sign of PH problems. leafs that are sometimes not following the conformity in number of blades such as 2 bladed leafs or 4 bladed leafs, are a sign of PH problems also. the PH on your top soil might seem fine, or in certain areas, but it may not be the same in other areas. you could of gotten an incorrect reading, but I guarantee that was not a genetic trait. it was caused by environment, not genetics. I've seen it many times over and over. I can even see signs of leaf problems in certain patches on your leafs. when PH is off, it can influence many things such as auxins, which when manipulated from the norm, can give you some very funky looking mutant like plants. It is obvious yours, s.leaf and bennies plants are having health problems from mis-care, not natural mutations. this information is to help you, so you can learn from your mistakes, not attack you. If I had a bud for every time someone posted pictures of plants with obvious health problems but no one pointed it out and instead you saw people say 'looking good! keep up the good work!', I would have a lot of bud I assure you. PH problems don't only show themselves as yellowing, crispy leafs, colored spots, etc.
If you would like, I could get every pic you, s.leaf and benny posted, and point out the problematic areas with arrows or by circling them, though I shouldn't have to because it is very easy to 'spot'.
lolInsert image of me.
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