mr. mad max
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i have a plant thats supposed to be white widow but it has 9 leaves has anyone ever seen a plant with 9 leaves and what does it mean or are white widow plants naturally grow 9 leaves
what could this mean???
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whitefrost
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i have had plants with 15 fingers on the leaves if that is what you mean i dont think that is indicative of a strain
mr. mad max
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yes that is what i mean could it mean that its a male or female
whitefrost
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no you really cant tell till you bloom but the males seem to always be the best looking plant tallest fullest yeah sucks balls but it is what it is
whitefrost
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the two gals i have going now have 12 fingers on the leaves
robert 14617
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so this one has twelve , is it going to kill us in our sleep?
whitefrost
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nice robert i could only pray for such a death
llLOU
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What do you mean by"it has 9 leaves"
So, are you a cop,or what?
northeastern lights
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so this one has twelve , is it going to kill us in our sleep?
LMFAO! I'm going to have nightmares for weeks.
Punk
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I know what you're saying...9 individual blades on one fan...There's nothing wrong with that.
It doens't have anything to do with its gender or strain. You'll notice as your plant grows, it started off with just one blade on each side, then three, then 5,..and so on. When it reaches maturity, it will start to reduce the amount of blades on each fan leaf. Totally normal, but nothing to do with gender or strain.
algeezy509
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smells like hay it's ok explain this to me. you got a mutant that mutha @#$%er is bangin is i was a weed plant i'd either fuck it or snatch it's purse and run.
mr. mad max
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well two people are smart enough to know what im saying this is my first grow and was just thinking that maybe because it does not only have the traditional 7 leaves that it means it is a male or female or a certain strain but anyways thanks for the input