Alternating number of fan leaves?

Cap1572

New Member
Hi everyone,
I'm new to this site and a new and novice grower. I currently have one female plant, she is nearly 5' tall. I have transplanted her twice, and she is now in the ground. I'm not certain if she is full indica or a hybrid.
My question is this: Is it ok that the fans leaves are starting to alternate in number? She worked her way up to 9 in a linear fashion, now she's going 9, 11, 9, 11.
It is possible that these alternations began at transplanting.
 
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bryan oconner

Well-Known Member
as long as you don't see 1 finger leafs . when the plant is total shit you will see 1 finger might as well throw them away . your all good .
 

Richard Drysift

Well-Known Member
Number of leaves is totally irrelevant. Single blade leafs indicate stress in veg but every plant can be recovered with time. Focus on keeping your plants healthy and green; the color tone is more telling than anything else
 

superbak3d

Well-Known Member
Fans only develop where there's a bud site.

Bud sites can vary depending on how it stretched first 2 weeks of flower.

Lots of stretch will result in 2 by 2 by 2 bud sites.

Less stretch will result in alternating nodes.
 

Cap1572

New Member
Thanks, everyone! Since I only have one plant this one is getting a lot of attention (borderline obsessive, maybe ). So an alternating number of fan leaves is nothing to stress over! Whew!
 

superbak3d

Well-Known Member
Thanks, everyone! Since I only have one plant this one is getting a lot of attention (borderline obsessive, maybe ). So an alternating number of fan leaves is nothing to stress over! Whew!

Alternating nodes is generally what people aim for, as they fill into massive buds.
 
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