TrickHomie
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Hello everyone, TrickHomie here.
Now I have kinda strange problem. I'll start from the beginning, and then get to the problem.
Last year was my first grow (outdoor). In the winter I planned a massive outdoor + guerilla grow for this summer. I've collected lots of bagseeds all coming from top-notch buds... And I also had a bunch of seeds that came out of one of my last years guerilla grows (since I was lazy, I missed one male, that polenated my entire GG).
So, at the end of January I sprouted 2 seeds from my last GG. Here they are in early February under 4000K CFL's
Those are two plants. In the pot in front there is a California Orange Bud seedling, which was still very small.
Next pic... This one should be somewhere at the end of February or early March. I started to put them under sunlight during the day, since there wasn't enough space under the CFL's
So there you see from left to right: The two plants from the previous picture, next two new seedlings, and the Cali Orange which was a very slow grower in the beginning.
So they grew up, by the start of April they all showed sex. It was time to take clones. So the first two plants (the oldest) were both female, I had to cut one of them, since they were very close and would compete with each other. Since the shorter one smelled more like it's mother I decided that it will live, and the other one will go (offcourse I took a few clones of it before I cut it).
So I took as many clones as I could, and at the end of April I moved the mother plants to a place of mine where they could grow outdoor under sun. I found the a nice place where they woild get sun from 7am until 8pm.
So... One week later:
That's the plant that was in a pot with another one, now alone
Still looking pretty normal although a bit bushy. It already had a few single leafs, but it didn't look too alarming.
Abd that's the Cali O
And some clones...
Soo, 2 or 3 weeks later, here's the bushy plant once more
Notice that almost all of the newly grown leaves are single...
And a week later...
zooming down
Notice the curled in leafs that look like beans!
Anyways I thought that this might be a mutation or something. Here's a clone of this plant, having the same characteristics.
So far so good. BUT!!! I left two Cali O clones back at my place, keeping them for a friend... And guess what they did...
The popped out some cursed single leafs, and a few curled ones. And up to this day tha mother Cali O doesn;t show single leafs. I assure you I didn't git the wrong clones. Those are Cali O's and even I I wasn't sure, I could tell by the smell.
So now for the grow medium and nutes... As they were in pots I used standart potting soil. When they grew up a bit I transplanted them in larger pots with the same soil + some coffee leftovers. Same soil mix (potsoil + coffee) was used for the clones.
The older plants, that were transplanted outdoors, have been put in fertile soil (used for growing tomatoes) + some sheep manure.
And I used this stuff
http://www.orvital.it/pages/Inglese/Prodotti/Radicante.html
For cloning and accelerated root development.
Water was always Ph'ed at 6.5.
Now I take it that the strange plant you see on the pics is simply some mutation. But what about the California Orange Bud clones? Their mother shows none of these signs, and yet the clones are popping out single leafs?
first I thought, Maybe I've put too much coffee. As far as I know coffee leftovers are rich in Nitrogen, I checked MyNameIsStich's tread for Nitrogen intoxication, but it doesn't say anything about single or curled leafs.
And I think since Coffee leftovers are organic, they shouldn;t be a problem for the plants.
Those clones are on my balcony, and the get 6+ hours of direct sunlight. I've grown plants on that balcony last year and they were fine... So it isn't insufficent light.
So what could possibly cause this, and is it dangerous?
Now I have kinda strange problem. I'll start from the beginning, and then get to the problem.
Last year was my first grow (outdoor). In the winter I planned a massive outdoor + guerilla grow for this summer. I've collected lots of bagseeds all coming from top-notch buds... And I also had a bunch of seeds that came out of one of my last years guerilla grows (since I was lazy, I missed one male, that polenated my entire GG).
So, at the end of January I sprouted 2 seeds from my last GG. Here they are in early February under 4000K CFL's
Those are two plants. In the pot in front there is a California Orange Bud seedling, which was still very small.
Next pic... This one should be somewhere at the end of February or early March. I started to put them under sunlight during the day, since there wasn't enough space under the CFL's
So there you see from left to right: The two plants from the previous picture, next two new seedlings, and the Cali Orange which was a very slow grower in the beginning.
So they grew up, by the start of April they all showed sex. It was time to take clones. So the first two plants (the oldest) were both female, I had to cut one of them, since they were very close and would compete with each other. Since the shorter one smelled more like it's mother I decided that it will live, and the other one will go (offcourse I took a few clones of it before I cut it).
So I took as many clones as I could, and at the end of April I moved the mother plants to a place of mine where they could grow outdoor under sun. I found the a nice place where they woild get sun from 7am until 8pm.
So... One week later:
That's the plant that was in a pot with another one, now alone
Still looking pretty normal although a bit bushy. It already had a few single leafs, but it didn't look too alarming.
Abd that's the Cali O
And some clones...
Soo, 2 or 3 weeks later, here's the bushy plant once more
Notice that almost all of the newly grown leaves are single...
And a week later...
zooming down
Notice the curled in leafs that look like beans!
Anyways I thought that this might be a mutation or something. Here's a clone of this plant, having the same characteristics.
So far so good. BUT!!! I left two Cali O clones back at my place, keeping them for a friend... And guess what they did...
The popped out some cursed single leafs, and a few curled ones. And up to this day tha mother Cali O doesn;t show single leafs. I assure you I didn't git the wrong clones. Those are Cali O's and even I I wasn't sure, I could tell by the smell.
So now for the grow medium and nutes... As they were in pots I used standart potting soil. When they grew up a bit I transplanted them in larger pots with the same soil + some coffee leftovers. Same soil mix (potsoil + coffee) was used for the clones.
The older plants, that were transplanted outdoors, have been put in fertile soil (used for growing tomatoes) + some sheep manure.
And I used this stuff
http://www.orvital.it/pages/Inglese/Prodotti/Radicante.html
For cloning and accelerated root development.
Water was always Ph'ed at 6.5.
Now I take it that the strange plant you see on the pics is simply some mutation. But what about the California Orange Bud clones? Their mother shows none of these signs, and yet the clones are popping out single leafs?
first I thought, Maybe I've put too much coffee. As far as I know coffee leftovers are rich in Nitrogen, I checked MyNameIsStich's tread for Nitrogen intoxication, but it doesn't say anything about single or curled leafs.
And I think since Coffee leftovers are organic, they shouldn;t be a problem for the plants.
Those clones are on my balcony, and the get 6+ hours of direct sunlight. I've grown plants on that balcony last year and they were fine... So it isn't insufficent light.
So what could possibly cause this, and is it dangerous?
Good thing I still keep ~20 seeds from that batch. I might try to achieve the same effect and produce an "undercover" strain 
As for now I call it the "cabbage" cause from distance it looks like just like cabbage 
