That looks even weirder!
The leaves look more like succulents. I must admit that photo shows the oddest weed plant I have ever seen. Other photos of ABC are not that impressive in regards to weirdness. Still see what it is, easily in flowering. Never heard of Australian bastard before humboldt's statement that their freakshow is unrelated to it. How come this is not more known and prevalent, and why isn't anyone trying to make it auto? Ducksfoot is at least available from seed bank. Are all the freak leaf mutants so lame potency wise? So what, if people grow it for stealth, some potency is worth sacrifizing.
Still, neither of these are sufficiently stealth for me. Again, breed this leaf pheno with a stringy pearl pheno, and it's the perfect stealth plant!
If I ever get a pearly pheno from my dr.Grinspoon or landrace seeds, I promise I will start crossing and try to breed forth the combo of string beads and freak leaves! Sincerely hope others will try the same, and I am surprised none of the big commercial seedbanks like DP or dinafem are trying the same. Recessive traits for both buds and leaves sure will be time consuming, but they have the resources. The stealth factor must be a huge lucrative idea!
However, it don't be stealth forever if it's commercially bred and everyone grows it.
Better keep my future beady flower-webbed leaf auto to myself and a select few complices..
The leaves look more like succulents. I must admit that photo shows the oddest weed plant I have ever seen. Other photos of ABC are not that impressive in regards to weirdness. Still see what it is, easily in flowering. Never heard of Australian bastard before humboldt's statement that their freakshow is unrelated to it. How come this is not more known and prevalent, and why isn't anyone trying to make it auto? Ducksfoot is at least available from seed bank. Are all the freak leaf mutants so lame potency wise? So what, if people grow it for stealth, some potency is worth sacrifizing.
Still, neither of these are sufficiently stealth for me. Again, breed this leaf pheno with a stringy pearl pheno, and it's the perfect stealth plant!
If I ever get a pearly pheno from my dr.Grinspoon or landrace seeds, I promise I will start crossing and try to breed forth the combo of string beads and freak leaves! Sincerely hope others will try the same, and I am surprised none of the big commercial seedbanks like DP or dinafem are trying the same. Recessive traits for both buds and leaves sure will be time consuming, but they have the resources. The stealth factor must be a huge lucrative idea!
However, it don't be stealth forever if it's commercially bred and everyone grows it.
Better keep my future beady flower-webbed leaf auto to myself and a select few complices..
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Did anyone think about planting these mutated varieties inside a patch of Artemisia and Leonurus species? They should provide the perfect camouflage...
