genetics ??
Hey people......they are bout 3 weeks old ..same seed. the odd looking one has grown this way since it popped. same nutes etc.
Zoom in , it's kinda wrinkled. Is it just genetics ??
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that one is doing something different for sure. looks almost like a nutrient problem .either it's a finicky eater, happens, or it was on the border of a pH level and something is locked out? or a hot spot in the soil who knows.
something's going on, looking at your tips might have the ppm at the border and this one doesn't like it.
they like it, this one doesn't.
I stopped growing different varieties in the same soup because of that
more educated minds will jump in I hope
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Do a couple PH'ed water only for all plants, and then check for nute deficiences. Are these "autos" ? It could be genetics . Check your runoff for EC/PH. Is cal/mag part of your feed. Wrinkles can be a expression of a cal deficiency.
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These girls are photo Super Skunks . This odd plant is something I have never seen before , and I've grown this same strain for 6 years. As far as I can tell,she hasn't hermed . And the strange thing is, her first true leaves looked like this.
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Yes on the Cal Mag. Everything is dialed in pretty good.
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I'd wait her out, if the other plants are doin fine. GL
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I'm with Chubby...
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@ Stevo what upppppppp, do all the plants pictured, look like they are off color to you, maybe between the veins a lighter green ? I'm thinkin micros needed, specifically Zn. but could be Mg too. Some indicas LOVE Mg. Oh yeah, check your PH, it could just be that. Micros like acid PH 5.8-6.0 is good. What's your irrigation source ? New pics please ??? Later
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