I have a large Pennywise plant on which I just noticed that one of its flowers has mutated in a way I've never seen before or heard of. One of the buds pushed out several long strings with alternating calyxes. I cut it immediately fearing it was herming out. Upon close inspection I did find one tiny nanner at the base of one of the strings. Has anyone ever seen this before? The longest one was about 3 inches.
MUTATED FLOWER QUESTION
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Tupapa
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It calls foxtailing u might have a light leak or ur timer went bad or its just genetics. GL
Silence 208
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I've seen it and most of the time they are very tight foxtails not so legged out and in my experience it's due to very hot conditions to avoid more air and wind movement around the tops will reduce the chances of this happening it's a stress that is for sure and when you stress a woman out she can become a real Dick lmao ie nanners pull off the nanners if you find them just be careful
Tupapa
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Well, if thats the situation that u are outdoors all depends where u growing in what part of the world, also unstable genetics. Need to provide more info
bryan oconner
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I have seen this only in autos . because the day was to short for them