Large white seed found in main stem?

M4A1

M4A1

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Any updates on this. Kinda weird, but interesting. Looking forward to seeing updates on how this things grows and what it turns out to be. Doesn't look like weed to me though.
 
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NoDrama

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I think what you got there is a tree of some kind, a tree upwind probably started dropping seeds and the wind whipped them up and into your plant. Stems do not create seeds and that plant is not marijuana. Whatever it is we will know in a short while.
 
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Aesop

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Lol yeah i know but i go back to the same thing, there is no way it was droped in because like it looked like a knot in the top of the stem untill i cracked it open.
And they were both the same seed in the same spot on two different plants, like what are the chances?
 
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NoDrama

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When the original MJ plants started growing there were tree seeds in the earth, as the plant grew up it got those seeds caught in the way, the plant grew around it and absorbed it.

Thats my best guess, but its impossible for a MJ plant to create an entirely different species of plant inside of a stem. its not even debateable ask any plant knowledgeable person if an apple tree can make watermellon seeds, because that is no different than what you are saying.
 
Aethersaegis

Aethersaegis

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i wouldnt say im possible not with the world we live in maybe improbable. because sceince discovers stuff all the time that was once thought impossible. Like growing heart valves out of stem cell for ppl and what not
 
Gr8fulGreen

Gr8fulGreen

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yeah, I see it as more probable that another outside factor, like something falling into the new growth of several plants, from one outside influence, being encapsulated by the growth and grown around, with a knot in the stem. You'll see plants and other trees do the same things with fences, wires, or any other object in their way. They won't always grow around something, but I believe it happens often.

much more often than one species spawning another out of its limbs I would think. also I would imagine that any real change would just come about from the seeds the plant is equipped to make.

but anything really is possible. laws of nature as we know them can probably bend.
 
awry

awry

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NoDrama said:
When the original MJ plants started growing there were tree seeds in the earth, as the plant grew up it got those seeds caught in the way, the plant grew around it and absorbed it.

Thats my best guess, but its impossible for a MJ plant to create an entirely different species of plant inside of a stem. its not even debateable ask any plant knowledgeable person if an apple tree can make watermellon seeds, because that is no different than what you are saying.
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i thin you have the answer on this..


but that would be also cool if you could plant a seed inside a plant, since it has nutrients and water? haha idk be kinda cool to grow 1 strain then put another strain inside it.

or if u took cutting of 1 strain then cut a same branch off another strain and switched the leaves so you would have multi strained plants?

or would the main one just kill it?
 
nirvanaphreak24

nirvanaphreak24

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awry said:
i thin you have the answer on this..


but that would be also cool if you could plant a seed inside a plant, since it has nutrients and water? haha idk be kinda cool to grow 1 strain then put another strain inside it.

or if u took cutting of 1 strain then cut a same branch off another strain and switched the leaves so you would have multi strained plants?

or would the main one just kill it?
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if you really wanted to get in depth, you could graft different strains on one plant.
then you would have a multi strain plant, which would be cool....also a lot of work lol
 
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hotsandsbaby

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Okay, so you said you had been growing these outside. There may have been seeds under the ground from year or so before. And somehow they got crossed or mixed into your pot plants and attached into the marijuana stem and just kept growing along up into your plants stems. It looks to me like somewhat maybe pumpkin seeds or gourd seeds. And the leaves on your plants sure look like a type of vegetable or maybe even some kind of tree seedlings. Sorry, just an opinion.
 
knifethrower

knifethrower

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:sleep:Hey guys!
Iv'e been following this thread and have been quite entertained.
I would like to share my theory of "The Mysterious Seed".
A rodent, bird or maybe a bug placed the foreign seed onto the plant for safe keeping. The seed may have been wedged into the crook or the stem was slightly damaged and the seed placed inside. The plant eventually grew around the seed, encapsulating it. It may have been a way of preventing the seed from germinating before it could be eaten later on.:blsmoke:
 
MacEzy

MacEzy

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Aesop said:
Could be possible but i doubt it cause the chances of finding the same thing, in the same spot, on two different plants.
I think this seed is in every plant and its just that you people have never looked hard enough:bigjoint:
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Very good point!
 
MacEzy

MacEzy

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knifethrower said:
:sleep:Hey guys!
Iv'e been following this thread and have been quite entertained.
I would like to share my theory of "The Mysterious Seed".
A rodent, bird or maybe a bug placed the foreign seed onto the plant for safe keeping. The seed may have been wedged into the crook or the stem was slightly damaged and the seed placed inside. The plant eventually grew around the seed, encapsulating it. It may have been a way of preventing the seed from germinating before it could be eaten later on.:blsmoke:
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this is only possible if it happened to both of his plants, which doesn't seem likely.
 
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