I just read this incredibly interesting report while searching if seeds left in the mailbox under the summer heat for 2 days would damage them and found out about this research on mother plants performance over time.
Some of you may have heard that mother plants during time they incur into and accumulate little genetic mutations, this basically happens because the plant is a seasonal plant that gets artificially kept into a vegetative state.
So the study found that during time clones from the same plant have diversified genetics and are more prone to mutations due to accumulated somatic mutation while the mother plant has been living all that time in a vegetative state.
Now could it be that the Super Sour Diesel since its a strain that comes from 2 25+ years old strains bred, would happen to have accumulated some mutations and expressed them during the seedling stage due to possibly having perfect conditions for that mutation to express?
What do you guys think?
My plants are growing vigorously but there's still bits of signs of mutation here and there