Any ideas what this is the start of?
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PopAndSonGrows
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Looks like variegation. It's either a genetic abnormality or it could be viral. Likely genetic.
Is this a Chem strain or cross, by chance?
Is this a Chem strain or cross, by chance?
budolskie
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Gelato 45 seeds from barneys farm
budolskie
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No 1000w amd a 600w as to hot to have the 2x 1000w in so just keep swapping the plants from side to side every few days
DancesWithWeeds
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I don't know much about indoor growing, but my first impression of the first picture was to much N. Dark green and the tips of the leafs turning down.
budolskie
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Been going off the shogun calculator online
PopAndSonGrows
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The fact that the variegated leaf-finger curves to the side, can anyone confirm if that's a sign of this being viral?? I tossed a couple plants that did this to me, just to be safe.
budolskie
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I did raise the 1000w light a bit also i will direct my fans another way aswell, thanks guys
Likely not, it can be genetic (GG#4 does that and flips over) or pH.
Check out @Laughing Grass 's grow. She's running an S1 of my GG#4 and you can see twist and deviation. I have leaf variegation on my current Bros. Grimm crop. I'll try to come up with a picture. But both that deviation and a variegation says genetics to me.
Laughing Grass
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PopAndSonGrows
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Welp, I shitcanned those plants for nothing then, lol!
Oh well. Appreciate the great responses
Oh well. Appreciate the great responses
I think we all have. I did a True Glue (True OG x GG#4) cross and thought it was bad when testers reported budding on the larger fan leaves. Now I know it's just genetic oddity, from inheritance (for the life of me can't remember the strain) and nothing to fear. Speaking of which I should dig them up and try them again.
Here's a picture of a normal coloration variation, heterochromia. I've also seen mosaicing like yours but can't come up with one of the zillion photos I took of it ages ago.
Color variation can be normal and a mosaic pattern can be normal or a virus. You just watch that plant and clean your tools between plants. Never use a cutting tool on different plants without cleaning in between. The girl above grew out of that, pattern. She is Grimm Glue so there's some glue behind her which does that twist.
I know @Tolerance Break was asking about mosaic pattern but I thought he might find this interesting too. Sorry about the shitty picture. I was dabbed up as usual.
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