First time cloning and seeing this weird growth. What am I looking at here?
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Clones will have wonky growth at first, it will grow out of it🙂
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It might be okay, but I would look very closely at the underside of the leaves that are crinkly and deformed, especially those ones that look spotted in the pic, to make sure I didn’t have some sort of mite. Be sure to use a magnifying glass
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Now that I think about it, I believe it’s revegging, I did cut a little late from an outdoor plant so it is a possibility
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Hows that tap water ?
Do you have access to city tests etc?
Walmart has a product called mule20 in either the gardening or cleaning aile
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It will iron itself out. It came from a tiny branch at some point. Big fan leaves and more growth chutes will show up on scene.
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Negative, far away from any kind of city water. I would like to know what my water tests though. Thanks for the idea!
Would it be good to top? Or too soon?
I like to top at the 9th node. So give it time to get fully vigorous/a couple more nodes.
Don’t do any cutting until you see new growth started at a good pace I just nursed one back that I had way worse off then this
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Accidentally let my lights fry it and it got to looking like this
I let it ride a week keeping it in low light and trimmed away the dead and got it to this
Now it was looking like this about a week ago pre transplant been about a 20 day process
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Probably just some minor scrapes and bruises. I’m definitely concerned about parasites, if it came from outdoors. I would put it in containment and visually inspect it for at least 2 weeks, but I do a month. You can’t be too careful after all.
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To me it just looks a lil stressed out, will probably look normal within a couple/few weeks 
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You really can’t be too careful, i’m a fan if the nuclear approach since i wont be flowering.
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