What in the world is this??

Kobalt

Active Member

Nov 14, 2010

• #1

What is this?? Friend growing for the first time. This is from seed, just bagseed, about 1 to 1 1/2 weeks from it popping out of soil. Has this white thing sticking out there.. ????

 

rzza

Well-Known Member

Nov 14, 2010

• #2

its rice. thats a rice plant. duh!

 

rzza

Well-Known Member

Nov 14, 2010

• #3

LOL i used to say it was a friends grow also.

 

reject

Well-Known Member

Nov 14, 2010

• #4

it looks like it has an eye , does it move or can you pick it off?

 

Bonzing

Active Member

Nov 14, 2010

• #5

LOL does it move? LOLOL creepy shit buddy! might be something new on pot plants ! lol

 

Desr

Well-Known Member

Nov 14, 2010

• #6

is it alive??are you growing 12/12 from seed?

 

Kobalt

Active Member

Nov 14, 2010

• #7

lol, no it is not alive. and no it doesn't follow me when I look at it. it has been under 18/6 light from seed.

 

stoneyluv

Well-Known Member

Nov 14, 2010

• #8

it's a penis!

 

SmokeyMcSmokester

Well-Known Member

Nov 14, 2010

• #9

looks like a lil white boner..

 

SmokeyMcSmokester

Well-Known Member

Nov 14, 2010

• #10

whoa stoney...we typed the same shit at the same time...

 

stoneyluv

Well-Known Member

Nov 14, 2010

• #11

rub it..... what happens?!?! flick it......

 

stoneyluv

Well-Known Member

Nov 14, 2010

• #12

SmokeyMcSmokester said:

whoa stoney...we typed the same shit at the same time...

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scary.....

 

TheAngryLiberal

Active Member

Nov 14, 2010

• #13

throw it away and start again but not on 12/12. it was either that or maybe you had the lights too far away.

 

TaoWolf

Active Member

Nov 14, 2010

• #14

That is an example of unilateral idiopathic endogenic albus hyperplasia.

 

Kobalt

Active Member

Nov 14, 2010

• #15

Thanks a lot ass munches.

 

M

MunchieCrunch

Member

Nov 15, 2010

• #16

watch the end of starship troopers. boom theres your answer

 

NewbGrower^.^

Active Member

Nov 15, 2010

• #17

Its the result of bagseed

 

SkunkDunks

Active Member

Nov 15, 2010

• #18

TaoWolf said:

That is an example of unilateral idiopathic endogenic albus hyperplasia.

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You have quite the vocabulary But all jokes aside, that's exactly what's going on.

 

withoutAchance

Active Member

Nov 15, 2010

• #19

TaoWolf said:

That is an example of unilateral idiopathic endogenic albus hyperplasia.

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I concure

Really wtf does that mean

 

SkunkDunks

Active Member

Nov 15, 2010

• #20

It means there's been an increase in cellular growth on one side of the plant stemming from an unknown cause i.e. that little white thing