Bonequicha
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Hey guys im kind of a freak show type collector, so lemme know some seeds that produce mutations or genetic anomolies of any sorts, pics are welcome too
Suggestions for mutant strains?
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Omgwtfbbq Indicaman
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Autoflowers, im growing som ei made of mi5 3 girls grow 4 finger fanleafs like a ducks foot almost but much more seraded and longer, another girl has 4 shoots per node on th emain stem and triple nodes on th esideshoots, she's a behemoth. Very unstable,makes me want to abandkn the entire breeding regimen but i have one peachy gal that looks perfect,frosty sinc eweek 3 from seed and growing bit bybit every day.
Pepe le skunk
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Just off the top Real blueberry has muted leaves that curl and Dr grinspoon is that even real? But mutation can mean different things to different people. (NL#5, G13, OG kush, Jack the ripper could be considered mutent strains because of their select properties.) What are you specifically looking for? Resin bomb, Hugh yield, smell? Different phenos can produce these traits.
Bonequicha
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ive got the dr. g and cocoa kush and vanilla moon in the line up, not really looking for anything in particular regarding anything but anomolies because they are usually linked to other harder to find sister traits
Bonequicha
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yeah stitchs genetics arent exactly what anyone would call stable, i think hes just another bandwagon seed slinger making f1s of first generation autos containing a high ratio of lowryder to photo genetics 50/50
Omgwtfbbq Indicaman
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Try growing qrazy train, one girl i had grew flat stems,forgot the scientific name for it but the cola would basically be a giant spiral of leaf/stigma and calyx, the buds were very unique but it produced pathetically and was almost impossible to train.
Bonequicha
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i think what you are referring to is a fasciated stem, i have no use for these as they are proven to produce less than regular plants, i might make another thread for suggestions of hollow stem strains as they are structurally more flavorful as the excess nutes dont get locked into the plant as you would have with a woody center
Omgwtfbbq Indicaman
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Hollow stems are a sign of quality cannabis, better uptake/transportation of nutrients an dwater, easier to super crop. Imo wooded stems are a sign of bad quality, like hemp, mostly fiber.
Bonequicha
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i wouldnt use this as a discerning factor unless you are breeding with atleast one hollow stem parent of the f1 crop, because many with woody stems are proven winners too and they shouldnt be given exclusive priority over hollow stems, i just think hollow stems is a plus when you can find one
