Not sure how feel about this as I’ve never had it happen. One of my blueberry plants has a couple bud sites growing of what appears to be double buds.
Anybody have any experience with this that could share some info or end results pics?
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I can tell you its leafy as hell and going to be a sob to trim 
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If you follow down the stem it actually looks like 2 stems grew together
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That’s probably exactly what happened I saw a video on YouTube recently of where a branch was topped and the two branches that came out fused together and it had a very clear double cola
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I had something like this happen to me. I accidentally cut off the top bud and the lower buds morphed into this:
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I grew up on Double Cola in the South!!! Best Soda Pop, in my opinion.
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I didnt cut or top these and they are not even the main cola just 2 random side branches . This particular blueberry plant has great smell and trichome production but not sure I was to keep it as a mother if this is a genetic trait that will be replicated.
My other blueberry doesn’t seem to be producing quite as many trichomes thus far but getting a really cool blue tinted already and super dense rock hard bud structure.
Guess I’ll just have to ride it out before selecting a keeper between the two.
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I love all the odd 
plants there nice to see and stand out in my head more than monster colas
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I’ve always had a soft spot for freaks as well. I grow for personal use so yield if definitely not the #1 thing I’m looking for in a keeper.
I would consider myself a terpene hunter above all else.
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Yep, had it happen on a side bud of a White Widow I grew back in the early 2000’s. I wasn’t sure what happened to cause it, but I knew it was not common. I posted about it on the original overgrow.com and most had never seen it - but some had (of course). As you likely suspect, it’s nothing to worry about. It just ends up being a fatter bud than the other side buds.
I don’t recall it being difficult to trim. With the leaves so tightly bunched, you just get more clipped off with the same effort.
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I just got done flowering a pineapple kush auto with a tri bud site as a top… crazy!
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Good ole fasciation . It Seems to be popping up alot more in all kinds of different plant species. I suspect fukishima. The bud will finish just fine and often gets larger then the rest.
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The bud from fasciated branches is really weak and weird. I’d say just cut it off now it’s never worth keeping; just drains resources from the rest of the plant.
Interesting to look at, otherwise worthless.
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I dont have the heart to cut it off and it’s a rather large diameter branch/branches at this top. I think cutting off a beach that size 5 week into flower may cause more damage that good.
I disagree. I’ve done it plenty of times.
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This is a Spliff Seeds Jack F1. Sure you will recognize the growth. The plant showed some interesting characteristics, a couple three leafed nodes on the lower branches that I ended up clipping off because they would have been popcorn. Saved this bud for myself. I am sure it will be just like the rest… Really letting this one cure. This was grown in organic soil. Genetics are crazy in these plants. I did gift other “normal” flowers to a friend and he said it’s the best he has ever had. It was just one stalk. Still in the jar ha ha
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Sorry the pics aren’t in order, but you get the gist.
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Yeah they are freaky looking
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