New crazy strain!?

.....Of bagseed, haha sorry guys i had to get you in here some how. It seems the title of a thread really dictates the response.

I have a plot of bagseed going, and all of them look like normal, healthy, mj.. they are all in the same medium, with the same conditions, and the same watering.

That beeing said, i have one plant that looks NOTHING like the rest, ive seen quite a few pictures of mj online and have not seen this leaf style yet. I got all the seeds from a buddy who has like an ounce of pure seeds, so i have no idea what budd it came from.

Here is a picture of the plant, do you guys have any idea what it could be by the odd leafs? or maybe its a deficiency only seen in this particular plant...

Heres the wierdo.






And here is a leaf from a plant RIGHT next to this one... which leads me to belive it is not a defficiency rather some wierd strain..



ANY and ALL comments or suggestsion, or haters are welcome i just wanna get to the bottom of this, becuase currently its showing female but its only the preflowers.... if its female maybe some personal smoke, male, some good pollen... (assuming its wierdness is a good thing)

I think the odd one out is Sativa, the others indica

Maple Weed....I named it first haha..LOL.I have no idea dude...crazy leaf though and weirdness is always a good thing

Mundan said:

Maple Weed....I named it first haha..LOL.I have no idea dude...crazy leaf though and weirdness is always a good thing

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haha i like it, i figured it looking weird was good too, i have no idea why...maybe it means its horrible haha.

Has anyone ever seen this leaf structure on a mj plant before?


Brendand4389- got anything else besides sativa? i was thinking the same i just have never seen leafs like this.!

Poor Genetics probably.

I really don't see anything weird about it. It's defenatly a hybrid. It just looks to have more sativa in it the indica. Thats all. Nothing too weird about it. Lots of plants look like that. As far as the yellowing. Thats probably some kinda of deficiency. Here check out this thread. Might help you out with whats wrong with that plant.

http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?p=163835#post163835

ETA: The fatter leafed one is defantly more Indica. Nothing weird about that either. Lots of plants look like that as well. They look good though keep up the good work on those ones and figure out whats wrong with the other one.

What a waste of time.. I didn't even read this thread.. I don't comment to trickery threads.

It looks like just a genetic anomaly to me. I've seen 'webbed' mj leaves before, and that's what most people said about it, and it was just 1 plant out of many, all the same strain.

Or seeing evolution in progress, maybe?

Where are we seeing webbed leaves? Cause I sure don't see it anywhere. The bottome picture you can sure see opening toward the bottom of the leave so it doesn't appear to be webbed. The leaves are just over lapping each other. The top pictures of the sick plant don't appear webbed either. Just wondering where these webbed leaves are cause I really don't see any.


BTW I just seen that the bottom picture is a picture of the plant right next to the sick one. It really don't matter if they are next to each other. One can be healthy and one can be sick. Sure it does make it harder to figure out, but all plants are different. One might do very well in shit conditions while the other does bad.

its fine. top one is a sativa the bottom one is an indica

Joe Camel said:

Poor Genetics probably.

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really thats intersted, what would make you say that Joe Camel... i have no reason to doubt what you say ive seen some of your grows thanks for coming by.

M4A1 said:

I really don't see anything weird about it. It's defenatly a hybrid. It just looks to have more sativa in it the indica. Thats all. Nothing too weird about it. Lots of plants look like that. As far as the yellowing. Thats probably some kinda of deficiency. Here check out this thread. Might help you out with whats wrong with that plant.

http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?p=163835#post163835

ETA: The fatter leafed one is defantly more Indica. Nothing weird about that either. Lots of plants look like that as well. They look good though keep up the good work on those ones and figure out whats wrong with the other one.

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Yeah i know the fatter ones are indica, im not interested in those, that was just a comparison of the plant right next to it.. and the rest of the plot is the same, which to me makes this 'maple weed' an oddity. i just thought it was wierd becuase of the 70 i have going, this is the only one that looks this way.

Mr.Bob Saget said:

What a waste of time.. I didn't even read this thread.. I don't comment to trickery threads.

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then why did you comment bob saget, you where better as danny tanner in full house.. then some ass on roll it up. sorry i tricked you

M4A1 said:

Where are we seeing webbed leaves? Cause I sure don't see it anywhere. The bottome picture you can sure see opening toward the bottom of the leave so it doesn't appear to be webbed. The leaves are just over lapping each other. The top pictures of the sick plant don't appear webbed either. Just wondering where these webbed leaves are cause I really don't see any.


BTW I just seen that the bottom picture is a picture of the plant right next to the sick one. It really don't matter if they are next to each other. One can be healthy and one can be sick. Sure it does make it harder to figure out, but all plants are different. One might do very well in shit conditions while the other does bad.

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i think he was just saying that he has SEEN webbed leaves on plants, not this one.. i dono some form of explaning why it looks the way it dose.

and im looking back on pictures i have taken from the begining and can see this plant demonstraiting the same leaf form... so either its been sick its whole life or it's a little 'special' i don't know what to think... im willing to trouble shoot if you think its a problem with some folir feeding on this specific plant.. any idea what to start with?

Spasticsmoke said:

i think he was just saying that he has SEEN webbed leaves on plants, not this one.. i dono some form of explaning why it looks the way it dose.

and im looking back on pictures i have taken from the begining and can see this plant demonstraiting the same leaf form... so either its been sick its whole life or it's a little 'special' i don't know what to think... im willing to trouble shoot if you think its a problem with some folir feeding on this specific plant.. any idea what to start with?

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I really think it's sick dude. Nothing speacial about it. This could have been something that just started to happen or something thats been awhile now and you just noticed it. You said you have 70 plants going. Thats a big work load if you ask me. Alot can be over looked. I've had a couple plants that have turned sick with in a couple of days and they looked really bad. But if you looked at them 3 or 4 days before you wouldn't have thought they would end up sick like that. So maybe it's a new development. I would defantly look at that link I posted and figure out whats wrong with it. MJ shouldn't look like that, there defantly something worng with it. Really I'm not trying to put your plant down or anything. Just trying to help you out.

M4A1 said:

I really think it's sick dude. Nothing speacial about it. This could have been something that just started to happen or something thats been awhile now and you just noticed it. You said you have 70 plants going. Thats a big work load if you ask me. Alot can be over looked. I've had a couple plants that have turned sick with in a couple of days and they looked really bad. But if you looked at them 3 or 4 days before you wouldn't have thought they would end up sick like that. So maybe it's a new development. I would defantly look at that link I posted and figure out whats wrong with it. MJ shouldn't look like that, there defantly something worng with it. Really I'm not trying to put your plant down or anything. Just trying to help you out.

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no yeah i hear you thats why i threw it up on here i wasn't sure what it was, and liek you said 70 is alot of work, i figured i overlooked it and let it morph into whatever the hell it is now.. mj still i hope hahahah, ill deffinatly check the link out and see what it is. im going to make it out there today hopefull it will show me some sex.. if its female ill have to fix what ever is wrong.. male.. well you know what happens to males round these parts

Yeah, I didn't mean these plants have webbed leaves (which is also sometimes referred to as 'duckfoot'). Just that it may be a similar type of genetic anomaly. Or in other words, a mutant plant.

I think it's pretty cool. Grow it out and keep us updated!

edit: imo it looks really healthy (for a mutant, lol).

edit2: Is it a different color? Looks like a lighter green. Maybe mutant is the wrong word. Suppose it's more like down syndrome for plants? Or mild retardation, lol? That might explain the possible growth deficiencies that M4A1 is seeing (I agree that it doesn't look right, but who's to say what's right for a mutant/retard, if in fact that's what it is). For all we know it could just be a pigment deficiency or something, or stunted root growth, etc. I'd like to see the root ball compared to another healthy plant post-harvest. Definitely interesting.

so i went out and looked at my lil something special plant, because i had not really notice the yellowing until it was brought up, but in actuality it seems the camera may have skewed the colors as thi yellowing is more of a vibrant green identical in color to the new growth from some of the "healthy" plants. the only other symptoms i could noice was that.

-leaf veins are darker in color than the rest of the leaf.
- leaves apear to be blotchy inbewtween the veins
- The surraded effect of the leaf is much more promenent than any indica or sativa in my plot atleast


**i was able to approximate the root ball becuase i used a trench method like corn fields and it is normal with respects to the rest of the plants**


maybe its intergalaxtic alien weed haha

Yeah, I'm pretty sure we're just seeing evolution at work. If it was a problem or deficiency, I'd expect to see it in more than just 1 plant, since they all share the same environmental variables (light, nutes, water, pests, etc.). It's through genetic mutations like this that evolution happens. Just no way to know whether it'll be for the better or worse until it's done.

That's my $.02 at least

edit: got any male plants around? You could try and start your own (very unique) strain. Call it Prickle or Cactus or something (Maple Leaf Indica is already a strain), lol.

Zylar said:

Yeah, I'm pretty sure we're just seeing evolution at work. If it was a problem or deficiency, I'd expect to see it in more than just 1 plant, since they all share the same environmental variables (light, nutes, water, pests, etc.). It's through genetic mutations like this that evolution happens. Just no way to know whether it'll be for the better or worse until it's done.

That's my $.02 at least

edit: got any male plants around? You could try and start your own (very unique) strain. Call it Prickle or Cactus or something (Maple Leaf Indica is already a strain), lol.

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yeah i plan on getting seeds from it either way, im killing all the males for some bho but i have already pulled two other males that i liked the looks of (node spacing, bushyness, etc) and they are at another house 7 miles away, so if its a female i will use the pollen from those guys, and if its a male ill pull him and add it to the other collection of males... the only thing that sucks is if its male i still wont know if its good or not untill the next batch from the pollen. now i gotta go smoke and think of a cool name for it

Im still not expelling the theory its a defficency and trying to find out what it could be lacking or getting to much of... but im under the belife its just how the plants growing as it looks healthy.. when you put its abnormalities aside.

Mr.Bob Saget said:

What a waste of time.. I didn't even read this thread.. I don't comment to trickery threads.

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But you just did

Zylar said:

Yeah, I'm pretty sure we're just seeing evolution at work. If it was a problem or deficiency, I'd expect to see it in more than just 1 plant, since they all share the same environmental variables (light, nutes, water, pests, etc.). It's through genetic mutations like this that evolution happens. Just no way to know whether it'll be for the better or worse until it's done.

That's my $.02 at least

edit: got any male plants around? You could try and start your own (very unique) strain. Call it Prickle or Cactus or something (Maple Leaf Indica is already a strain), lol.

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If you have every grown more then one plant at a time you would know this isn't true. You can have a field of healthy plants and one sick plant. All plants are different. Some might react different to different things. I always have anywhere from 12-20 plants going at a time. All in the same place and once in a while you'll have one that just doesn't like where it's at. It happens.

Spasticsmoke said:

so i went out and looked at my lil something special plant, because i had not really notice the yellowing until it was brought up, but in actuality it seems the camera may have skewed the colors as thi yellowing is more of a vibrant green identical in color to the new growth from some of the "healthy" plants. the only other symptoms i could noice was that.

-leaf veins are darker in color than the rest of the leaf.
- leaves apear to be blotchy inbewtween the veins
- The surraded effect of the leaf is much more promenent than any indica or sativa in my plot atleast


**i was able to approximate the root ball becuase i used a trench method like corn fields and it is normal with respects to the rest of the plants**


maybe its intergalaxtic alien weed haha

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That plant is sick. If the leave veins are darker then the leaf itself it's got a problem. It sounds like a Nitrogen deficiency. Also take a look at Iron and Sulfu deficiency's cause they seem close to a Nitrogen deficiency.