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Be sure and save the gall so we can get it looked at by an agricutural lab or even test the DNA to try and find what caused this, incase Dr John can not help. We will get to the bottom of this, I for one will find a way to determine exactly what caused this gall, I suspect a virus.
-SamS
-SamS
PDX Dopesmoker
Active member
Smoke it
a few things before i forget lol
used sharp ceramic kitchen knife to cut it
in 1/2. was very hard to cut. like cutting thru
solid stem. with loop looked like stem no voids.
size was about size of a grape. is getting smaller
now that is cut in 1/2 and drying. as drying might
make some voids looking at it just now. shrom is
the strain. had it since like 2004 or so. this is the
1st time i have seen something like this. hope this helps
in some way. is def getting smaller. no changes in grow
room ect. is indoor not outdoor.
Lrus007
used sharp ceramic kitchen knife to cut it
in 1/2. was very hard to cut. like cutting thru
solid stem. with loop looked like stem no voids.
size was about size of a grape. is getting smaller
now that is cut in 1/2 and drying. as drying might
make some voids looking at it just now. shrom is
the strain. had it since like 2004 or so. this is the
1st time i have seen something like this. hope this helps
in some way. is def getting smaller. no changes in grow
room ect. is indoor not outdoor.
Lrus007
Breadwizard
Active member
Not a very uncommon one, but here's some leaf variegation on a Solar Wind seedling from norstar.
[Urkle x Chernobyl] x Purple Mayhem (by gooey breeder)
[Urkle x Chernobyl] x Purple Mayhem (by gooey breeder)
JimMuscles
Active member
I recently had a seed with pistils shooting out the back. That is a monstrocity lrus007
Dr John replied: bacterium, Agrobacterium tumefaciens?
I have asked him if we can send him a piece of the gall to be examined to confirm Agrobacterium tumefaciens? The faster the better as it will be easier if not completely dead and dried out? Are you willing to do this? A gall is not any more illegal than a Cannabis stem which is legal in the USA. Let me know what you think.
-SamS
I have asked him if we can send him a piece of the gall to be examined to confirm Agrobacterium tumefaciens? The faster the better as it will be easier if not completely dead and dried out? Are you willing to do this? A gall is not any more illegal than a Cannabis stem which is legal in the USA. Let me know what you think.
-SamS
A question for the folks in this thread that came up somewhere else.
Are freaks worth running / keeping, or should they be culled immediately?
I've always grown out every single seed I've popped. In all my days I've never once found the runt / freak / mutant to be a keeper. I've always heard people say they can be the best, but that's never been my experience. In fact, I don't know of anyone who ended up keeping a freak / mutant long term.
Have any of you actually kept a freak / mutant in your stable long term, or are they worthless the vast majority of the time?
Are freaks worth running / keeping, or should they be culled immediately?
I've always grown out every single seed I've popped. In all my days I've never once found the runt / freak / mutant to be a keeper. I've always heard people say they can be the best, but that's never been my experience. In fact, I don't know of anyone who ended up keeping a freak / mutant long term.
Have any of you actually kept a freak / mutant in your stable long term, or are they worthless the vast majority of the time?
St. Phatty
Active member
Mostly they just waste your time, and make you think wierd thoughts like, "if it turns out to be a male, maybe I'll make some seeds" = more wasted time.
(Does this mean it's a good time to get wasted ?
)The 6 month old 1 inch high plant I've been watching ... one of the chickens ate its center stem.
Now it's having 2 more normal looking shoots.
And it's maybe 2 inches tall.
Usually they should be culled, waste of time and space nursing an unhealthy plant. A lot of them are harmless, some are markers of certain strains that can be used to identify them. I have a Grape Ape strain that shows variagation sometimes, if you give it lots of phosphorus and magnesium it usually goes away. It may happen because the plant is growing so fast in Veg, it starts 'cheating' while forming leaves.
Here's a picture of a 5 Gs Blue with a perfect leaf within a leaf.
I think Blue strains win the award for most weird mutations. Some of them are harmless like the double leafing, others are serious problems like dampening off syndrome.
St. Phatty
Active member
Here's Mini-he or Mini-She.
About 6 months old.
The center stem was eaten by a pet bird. The 2 new branches look a little like they're escaping from the dwarf-ism ... well maybe not really.
They're small but they look normal.
She sits in the sun all day, so the soil gets wetted once a day - partially in case I miss a day.
And she has spider mites, so she'll get a dilute spray for that some morning soon.
In case heat is the thing stopping her, she is back in a shady spot - elevated. The first time I put her in a shady spot, it was on the ground, which is when the bird ate her center stem.
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