Tri-leaved plant mutation?

Breakz

Member

Jun 19, 2014

• #1

I have a Black Russian feminized seed from Delicious Seeds that has a mutation of Tri-leaves. The plant seems to be very healthy. Everytime new growth is formed it is with three sets of leaves and with three nodes. I am worried it could turn hermie in flowering and not sure if my opinion of it is true or not. Any insight would be much appreciated.

 

Sativied

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Jun 19, 2014

• #2

Congratulations. It's called "whorled phyllotaxy" (click pic journal link in sig for some more info and more examples). Not any more likely to turn hermie than a regular opposite phyllotaxy plant. It will veg faster than regular opposite so you may want to give it some more space than others.

 

Jonathanholmes3128

Active Member

Jun 19, 2014

• #3

turn to a mother you found an angel

 

Breakz

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Jun 19, 2014

• #4

HAHA this sounds like it is really good news!!!!! I've been needing some lol... Thanks for the quick responses it is much appreciated.

 

Jonathanholmes3128

Active Member

Jun 19, 2014

• #5

yep yep you know like when a baby gots 6 toes.... but not the west Virginia kind of thing lolz

 

Breakz

Member

Jul 3, 2014

• #6

Just a quick update the tri-whorled phyllotaxy plant I have it is starting to show sex even though the light cycle has been 18/6 since germination. I was planning on flowering next Monday. Should I really need to keep an eye out for this plant becoming a "hermie".

 

cat of curiosity

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Jul 3, 2014

• #7

no, no more prone to herm than any other. it'll grow out of it once it starts to alternate.

 

dy0nz

Active Member

Jul 3, 2014

• #8

wow, thats pretty fkn amazing. dont flower that plant ever

 

Merlin34

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Jul 3, 2014

• #9

Had the same thing. This is a Captain Jack, seed from a breeder in Colorado. It turned out to be male but its a beast... Super growth in veg. Flowering it now to collect pollen.

Sent from Northern Colorado.

 

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Breakz

Member

Jul 3, 2014

• #10

I took six clones from her so the best looking one will end up being my new mother plant. Never kept a mother before always grew from seed. I'm waiting on a new tent so I can set up a mother only tent.

 

Dr.Pecker

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Jul 3, 2014

• #11

I had one that did the same thing looked like my biggest badest female even had a strong skunk smell. And it did herm out real bad full of seeds and then it frosted and killed it all the seeds were premature so I never got to try it. we have a short season here. keep a close eye on it.save the pollen for future experiments.