I have never seen a cannabis plant like this.

[nightridda]

I bought some seeds from nirvana seeds and planted all of them Including the freebies. They weren't going to live becuse of the conditions for some reason so I planted them outside. They were already in flower and dieing so when I put then outside they came back thrived and went into God mode. They had to go back to veg; seeing as its summer. I can not for the life of me figure out what it is though I have never seen anything like these.. they are almost 8 feet tall and the leaves are not normal. The leaves under it are though. I don't know.. any suggestions are ideas ? Here are some pictures.. guess away I guess.

 

[Jellyfish]

The plant is just trying to recover from all the veg/flower/veg confusion. That's what I think.

 

[nightridda]

That's what I thought too but it's legit grown 4 feet and been nice healthy green for months now. If I would have to guess it was fully recovered a month in.

 

[HuffnPufferfish]

feed it some N
trim all the useless shit off it
and pretty sure it will start growing

 

[nightridda]

It's growing out of control already. I just don't understand why the leaves .. they are acting so weird

 

[TnTLabs]

its a classic case of a revegging..but i think they could well be semi auto, best is to take clones and flower them normally, this plant wont really yield anything substantial

 

[chronosync]

What latitude? When was it put outside? There's s chance it will bloom again and possibly finish flowering this October

 

[Jellyfish]

That's what I thought too but it's legit grown 4 feet and been nice healthy green for months now. If I would have to guess it was fully recovered a month in.

Apparently not.

 

[Imsostonedagain]

Ive had a plant a time or 2 that looked like pic #4. It was caused by overfertilizing and too much heat. This was indoor though. Instead of adding N, I would try to flush it the best you can. Maybe run a water hose on it for a while if possible. I think its mostly revegging and it might come out of it but I doubt the plant thats in pic #4 will yeild much.