Any reason I shouldn't kill this thing? Whorled Phyllotaxy

[Cakeboy]

This is an original haze repro, so for me in that regard it is treasured genetics which I have yet have the pleasure of growing out yet but....I just haven't ever had a trifoliate (hehe) that was worth jackshit. so I'm putting it out there before I despatch this thing whether anyone else has had any decent whorled plants
My experience is only one female (as all others I have had have been male or culled for lackluster growth). The one whorled female just developed into a fasciated mess like the predator Pheno which was interesting and all, but i think what would have been a decent yielding plant, unfortunately yielded fuk all so I really am reticent to bother with this latest whorled plant in case its a waste of time......maybe given its an O haze seed maybe its worth keeping around in case its male? dunno....you know I don't wanna chuck anything out that I regret (done many times) but also haven't the space and can't be arsed with something iffy and slow

 

[GMT]

Unfortunately an old grower called BOG, ran a disinformation campaign against Tri"s some years ago. He was full of shit.
Fasciation does give some shit plants, but the Tri thing is not the same thing. Put the bullshit to one side, and read some threads on them. Besides, the vast majority of offspring from it will be normal anyway if you're looking for conformity to the norm. I think they are more beautiful plants, but the trait is unrelated to anything else, sex, bud, taste and strength are all irrelevant to the phenomenon. So it's probably best not to cull or select based on it for any reason other than novelty.

 

[Cakeboy]

Unfortunately an old grower called BOG, ran a disinformation campaign against Tri"s some years ago. He was full of shit.
Fasciation does give some shit plants, but the Tri thing is not the same thing. Put the bullshit to one side, and read some threads on them. Besides, the vast majority of offspring from it will be normal anyway if you're looking for conformity to the norm. I think they are more beautiful plants, but the trait is unrelated to anything else, sex, bud, taste and strength are all irrelevant to the phenomenon. So it's probably best not to cull or select based on it for any reason other than novelty.

cool, that's definitely something for me to consider regarding the progeny of it.......it's already got more value in my eyes...also a plus to understand that it may not fasciate or produce a poor plant..