Tarantula-1
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No pix, but I'm not sure a photo would illuminate anything anyway.
In a nutshell, I've got five plants 27 days in flower. Four showed female 2-plus weeks ago and are budding up nicely. The last - a Nirvana Cali-O, for the record - flat out refuses to show me any sex at all. At every node point where I should be seeing hairs or nuts or something...I'm getting new branch growth instead (so obviously this is some kind of mutant).
Leaf structure is your basic 50/50 indie-sat....nothing to indicate an especially long-flowering pheno here. As mentioned, my others (another Cali, a WW/Early Girl and a couple of NLs) are right on schedule and fit as fiddles.
I haven't culled it yet because A- my girls are in no danger of being knocked up and B- frankly, I'm fascinated by the anomaly. But 27 days without showing sex of any kind is mighty strange, no? I clipped four or five clones from the new growth a couple days ago in case they behave more conventionally once rooted, but realistically I'm at least 4-5 weeks from sexing them, assuming they in fact show sex at all.
Anybody ever encounter anything similar? At this point, since I have taken cuts, is there any upside to keeping the "mother" (?) going, or is trashing "her" my best bet? Appreciate any input y'all can offer.
In a nutshell, I've got five plants 27 days in flower. Four showed female 2-plus weeks ago and are budding up nicely. The last - a Nirvana Cali-O, for the record - flat out refuses to show me any sex at all. At every node point where I should be seeing hairs or nuts or something...I'm getting new branch growth instead (so obviously this is some kind of mutant).
Leaf structure is your basic 50/50 indie-sat....nothing to indicate an especially long-flowering pheno here. As mentioned, my others (another Cali, a WW/Early Girl and a couple of NLs) are right on schedule and fit as fiddles.
I haven't culled it yet because A- my girls are in no danger of being knocked up and B- frankly, I'm fascinated by the anomaly. But 27 days without showing sex of any kind is mighty strange, no? I clipped four or five clones from the new growth a couple days ago in case they behave more conventionally once rooted, but realistically I'm at least 4-5 weeks from sexing them, assuming they in fact show sex at all.
Anybody ever encounter anything similar? At this point, since I have taken cuts, is there any upside to keeping the "mother" (?) going, or is trashing "her" my best bet? Appreciate any input y'all can offer.