I sprouted this girl from a bag seed of unknown strain. The leaves look like they are growing in upside down and non symmetrically. Any guesses on why? A random mutation?
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Oftentimes, twisted or generally depressing looking seedlings stem from lack of food in the seed itself. Mama was malnourished…
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What kind of medium? The reason I ask is sometimes a hot or nutrient rich soil can occasionally cause early seedlings to twist and show curled growth until it matures
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This is sunshine mix #4, perlite, and worm castings. 6:2:2 ratio so shouldn’t be too hot.
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Interesting! That’s completely possible since this is some random seed probably from back when it was illegal in California. I literally found a dozen seeds rolling around in a desk drawer and this is #3 that I’ve popped.
This will be a fun one, maybe I can turn it around and get some decent smoke.
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Just to show not all my seedlings are garbage. This one is razzberry lemonade from bodhi. Started about a week later than everything else in the current batch, really showing me how important genetics are.
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Once they can feed from the soil, normal growth should resume. Damage on the first couple nodes wont heal. They might be a bit stunted at first but no worries.
Have fun 
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Update on this, I’ve culled 3 of 5 plants at the two week mark. Those three were all bag seeds and “failed to launch”. I kept the weirdo plant and the razzberry lemonade.
The weird plant isn’t developing any nodes that I can see and is instead growing into this lollipop shape.
The razzberry is doing fantastic and I really hope it ends up fem. Currently pushing out node 5 so my plan is to top down to the third node this afternoon during the dark period.
