There are 2 branches at each node along most of the stem. The greener one is bud and the reddened one is a fan leaf. It’s the first time I recall seeing this structure. The Sweet Cheese plant is a hybrid of Cheese and Black Jack.
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what are you asking? lol I’m confused
are you saying you’ve never seen that at each node there is a fan leaf and secondary shoots that will be your flower?
trying to put a handle on the question lok
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I see nothing out of the ordinary in the Images.
I do have a feeling that you might maybe have had some to smoke though?
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All I see is asymmetrical grow going on. Maybe like me we just havent smoked ENOUGH
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Yes i am surprised to see 2 branches with different colors at each node.
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Oh got ya! See I haven’t smoked ENOUGH yet
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Nice plants. I’ve seen that many times before. The petiole is often a different color than the growing tip.
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Yo @DanzaKuduro how much have you smoked today? I must be catching a contact high cuz I’m starting to see the same thing happening all over! 
Dude, You just made my day. This has been hilarious. (Oh damn, this thread is from july?.. Oops.) 
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Look closer. And follow the bottom up. All on bottom are darker, and then the lighter at the top. It just healthy fan leafs at the top the rest are turning purple because of maybe a deficiency.
Trace minerals like calcium could be needed. Can’t fight the power.
Zoom in to forth pic. You can’t see bottom of plant like it is.
This is my first strain that has grown double nodes with distinct colors on all 6 plants regardless of sex. The structure is called candelabra. Pretty cool design for airflow
Looks just like every other flowering plant.
Fan leaves and buds, nothing more