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crinkly leaves?? G13 trait?? your thoughts???
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jackspratt61
Active member
Are you under led?
YES, same here all other plants are good. I use a 600 w HPS. No mites (thank goodness).
Thanks for chiming in with your thoughts.
I've grown two different killer queens only one had the crinkly leaves.
I only had 2 seeds that sprouted from that pack, only one is small and crinkly, The other looks like a winner for sure. And its starting to show 5 bladed leaves. I think next run, I'm going to veg longer.
Thanks for chiming in with your thoughts.
I've grown two different killer queens only one had the crinkly leaves.
I only had 2 seeds that sprouted from that pack, only one is small and crinkly, The other looks like a winner for sure. And its starting to show 5 bladed leaves. I think next run, I'm going to veg longer.
GrouchyOldMan
New member
Has anyone seen a "Crinkle Leaf" like this:
Your immediate response could reasonably be "Very sick Plant!!!"
But this is a recurring phenotype in a batch of S1 seeds I made. She looks like shite, but is happily putting out new growth nodes regularly.
I've been germinating these seeds in prep for a S2 generation and they are running about 50/50% this odd little Crinkle, and a fat leaf Indica pheno.
The parent plant that I selfed for these seeds is a polyhybrid with ten parents in the mix, including G13. The mom has been "clone-only" for several decades and I'd like to track down which of the ancestors is responsible for this Crinkle pheno.
FYI, the pictured plant is only a few weeks old and is growing in an Octopot after a transplant a week ago. The roots just hit the reservoir yesterday.
I don't visit IC often but I'll check back for responses.
Gracias,
-Grouchy
Your immediate response could reasonably be "Very sick Plant!!!"
But this is a recurring phenotype in a batch of S1 seeds I made. She looks like shite, but is happily putting out new growth nodes regularly.
I've been germinating these seeds in prep for a S2 generation and they are running about 50/50% this odd little Crinkle, and a fat leaf Indica pheno.
The parent plant that I selfed for these seeds is a polyhybrid with ten parents in the mix, including G13. The mom has been "clone-only" for several decades and I'd like to track down which of the ancestors is responsible for this Crinkle pheno.
FYI, the pictured plant is only a few weeks old and is growing in an Octopot after a transplant a week ago. The roots just hit the reservoir yesterday.
I don't visit IC often but I'll check back for responses.
Gracias,
-Grouchy
Mine didn't crinkle that bad. I think a G13 is responsible for the crinkle. I look forward to reading your findings Grouchy.
YellowCanaryConsulting
Active member
Boron deficiency. "Genetic drift" happening before your eyes. It's okay we can always blame climate change.
I thought it might be a deficiency ,but the other plants are growing normally. I need to look into boron,not very common.
Tynehead Tom
Well-known member
I am about to do a big seed increase on the 88g13hp mom I hold.
Will be interesting to see if a leaf crinkle appears in the offspring.
Pollen is from an outside source so not from my particular seed lot.
My bet is we see some variations and outliers in the seeds created.
So far I have not seen "leaf crinkle" in the 88g13hp stuff I have ran.
Not sure the makeup of "88g13hp"
reeferman's G13 was Airborne G13 x (airborne g13 x santa marta columbian gold)
I'm about to try and sprout some of those on Boxing Day
Will be interesting to see if a leaf crinkle appears in the offspring.
Pollen is from an outside source so not from my particular seed lot.
My bet is we see some variations and outliers in the seeds created.
So far I have not seen "leaf crinkle" in the 88g13hp stuff I have ran.
Not sure the makeup of "88g13hp"
reeferman's G13 was Airborne G13 x (airborne g13 x santa marta columbian gold)
I'm about to try and sprout some of those on Boxing Day
It would be interesting to see how they turn out TT.
I'm getting her ready for the trim. It shouldn't take long as she is so small. Buds are small but hard as a rock. I look forward to the smoke.
I'm getting her ready for the trim. It shouldn't take long as she is so small. Buds are small but hard as a rock. I look forward to the smoke.
I smoked my crinkly leaf plant last night. Excellent smoke, definitely a keeper. The buds were kind of small but so was the plant.
I'll let her veg longer this time. She is a slow grower, and small.
I'll let her veg longer this time. She is a slow grower, and small.
