smokadepep
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So here is my mutant Glueberry OG seedling. Seems to be self topping. At least the side branches look like they are pushing out some. Fun fun fun....
Here is my baby mutant
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thenotsoesoteric
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I recently had a seedling from a cross I made (lvtk x tangerine power) that did this same thing.
It started out a twisted leaf mutant but then shoot out normal looking leaves until the 3 node and then it stalled out. Topped itself basically so I cut that top off so the bottom nodes would grow. Here he/she is now.
Sorry I thought I had a pic of the whole plant but it is just a close up.
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nc208
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I had a clone I took do that, I turned that clone into a mom and take clones off her, the clones off her are fine but the mom wouldn't be a pretty plant to flower.
smokadepep
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I figure I am going to just let the side shoots push out without cutting the top. Unless it doesnt seem to be doing much side branching and the top leaf just keeps stretching. I have had the crinkled leaf mutants, never one of these. Gotta love nature. Or blueberry genetics. Or OG genetics. Or Dutch Passion
smokadepep
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From clone?? and the mother didn't show the same trait?
smokadepep
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Any thoughts on topping? It would be topping at the first node. You can see how close the cotyledons are to it
nc208
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That's correct. The mom was a stunning plant and showed no mutations of any sort, clone topped itself at 2nd node and grew 2 fatty branches. I was able to take some good clones off their and those didnt show the self topping so it only happened to the one plant. Weird.
nc208
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Are you planning on flowering her out?
smokadepep
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Eventually, whether it is this plant or a clone. Have a couple different strains going. Looking for any new mothers I want to keep. Its getting some side growth. The leaves are definitely getting bigger, but so is the top one. I may trim the top leaf a little to bring in more light
