No need to sweat it, I had a canaventure plant do that a while back. It shouldn't affect the plant at all. I've noticed some people seeking varigation for breeding programs lately. I have no idea how it carries in a cross though. Sometimes it looks pretty cool, where half of the leaf is discolored and the other half is normal.
Yeah it's progressed more and more as the plant has grown, the set of leaves directly under the one pictured weren't as "variegated", but since it's been under 12/12 it's entire life it's upward growth has about stopped. I just wonder what it'd turn out to look if I put it back in veg.
No stretch huh, what strain is it?
I've had them a # of times and have never been concerned.
Makes sense... they are missing a portion of the chlorophyll and reducing photosynthesis.
Not much stretch at all.
Ok, I don't know my man, both of those should bring some stretch to the plant. Keep an eye on it, make sure doesn't do anything funny like drop some balls.
Strawberry Cough most certainly should.
Really? I just popped some hazeman seeds strawberry cough in a shot glass of water LOL.
Hazeman's offering says mainly indica. With a relatively short flowering period for something with haze in its genetics. Who knows what the unknown strain is in the genetic tree. I would prepare for some stretch just on GP. There is some haze lingering around in those genes.
GSC is a durban poison cross, or supposedly. I'm not sure if we've gotten to the bottom of that one, lol.
More apt name would be Mystery Cookies.
Look at me go, I just remembered that I still have that CV plant that's variegated. It's an albert supertamp, and the clone is showing variegation in a much more symmetrical manner than the than the mother did.
I'm not disagreeing, where did you find that info?
