Happy Friday all. I’m hoping one of the many bright children here can help me. The two infants in the first photo are from the same seeds, germinated the same way and time, and have been side-by-side since.
You will notice that the one in the second picture has malformed leaves. So far, every leaf has come out deformed. The first real leaves were deformed when they opened. I would normally just toss it but I want to learn from it so I’ve kept it going.
What would cause this? Is it genetic or perhaps a result of some injury the seed had? Neither have been exposed to excessive heat, light, etc.
I hope everyone has a great weekend. May your buds overflow with resin.
I have a Green Crack that did that. Plant is growing strong and healthy. Most of the leaves on it are perfect, occasionally one or two would twist. Each person does their own thing., I like to grow and learn myself.
Rest easy @Kingmambo.
In my experience, leaves that start out mutated, like your plant, normally grow out of the anomaly and start growing just like the other plants of the same strain.
glad i read this, I chalked alot of the mutations up to some kind of environment problems,and that pic looks like most of those, blame myself instead of the genetics. So thanks to everyone who posted here! I am out of likes atm but want you all to know