3 cotyledons?
- Thread starter WillyBeamish
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Joe Blows Trees
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I'm hoping I get one of those. Pretty cool. It happens sometimes.
HighdeanHigh
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Hmmm.. over a decade ago I had a plant (oasis or bubblegum) that grew 3 branches per node. There is a name for the mutation that o can't remember. It grew great but I can't remember if it had 3 cotyledons on it. I'll try to find my old grow journal to find out. If you want do a Google search of highdeanhigh and highhopes 2 (maybe 3).. oasis and bubblegum should be in the title.
It's called "Triploid".
Not unheard of at all.
Congrats
Not unheard of at all.
Congrats
WillyBeamish
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a senile fungus
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Pretty sure this is incorrect.
Triploid would mean three sets of chromosomes.
This plant is displaying something called " whorled phylotaxy".
@Sativied was breeding for this trait, his thread has lots of pics of it...
I believe you to be correct sir.
See what happens when I give advice straight?
a senile fungus
Well-Known Member
I believe you to be correct sir.
See what happens when I give advice straight?
No no no!
I was also incorrect. Marijuana is naturally a dicot. I had to search through sativied's posts to see what it is really called.
You quoted me before I could ninja the edit in!
WillyBeamish
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Thanks. Just an older Android with a little editing to balance it.
