Northern Lights 1 node 4 sprout plant. Advantage or disadvantage? rare anyway?

Hey guys,

So here is a update on one of the northern lights plants i have in my grow journal, She began mutating at a early age bringing out her first Quad sprout node which slowed her growth down comparably to the other northern lights plant in my current grow. After this growth progressed bringing out 2 sprout nodes again for another two times, It then went quad-core on me again an produced another 4 leaf top, Which at this time was irritating because i had so much top fan leaf that it was blocking light to the lower branches. The plant then did something i am not certain is possible, It self topped itself and split into two top branches on its own. All this time it hadnt produced the 4 sprout node again. Till this latest node, she brought out a 3 sprout node. So here are some pictures and you can tell me what you guys think.
First 1 node 4 sprout (notice how the branches are thinner, they are also shorter too.)
Side view of the quad sprout

Here you can see where i cut off a couple branches these two branches where seriously dwarfed, you couldnt actually call them branches so i sacrificed them for bigger top bud. Also you can see the second quad sprout a the node above the dwarfed branch nodes.

And then the new Tri-sprout on the top branch.

Cool. Flower it out and see what happens. I had a cross one time that had lots of 3-shoot nodes. Yielded fat

Clown Baby said:

Cool. Flower it out and see what happens. I had a cross one time that had lots of 3-shoot nodes. Yielded fat

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You just made me excited to flip the switch! But i want to veg the f*** out of them cause they are femed. Do you believe that transplanting a few weeks before changing the light cycle would be bad? they seem root bound now, and they are not at a satisfactory size? would the plants double in size during flowering or they dont get much bigger they just produce bud?
Sorry for all the questions but the more one knows the better. This is my first indoor grow. I grew outdoors many times but then you dont need to worry about changing light cycles and how you change it etc.