Leaves Deformed, Smooth Edges??? Pics

Jarhead

Jarhead

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This is only my second grow, so not familiar with all the issues. I checked the FAQ's, but found nothing that looked like this:confused:. Some of the leaves edges are becoming smooth:-?. They are in week 6 of flower with 12/12. Auto Pot system with 4X24" t5 red spec bulbs. She seems to be slowing down with flower growth:cry: compared to the others (second pic). Any input is appreciated. I just received some overseas seeds :joint: :mrgreen:(ordered on the 17th, got 'em today) for next grow after 2 test grows. I don't want to lose anything.:eyesmoke:;-)bongsmilie
 

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12311979

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I've seen non serrated leaves before, but never just popping up during flowering. It's usually the whole plant. Anyway it was normal, just a mutant plant i guess. Sorry that doesn't really help you though...
 
Jarhead

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12311979 said:
I've seen non serrated leaves before, but never just popping up during flowering. It's usually the whole plant. Anyway it was normal, just a mutant plant i guess. Sorry that doesn't really help you though...
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Still, it makes me feel better just hearing that it's not serious...Thanks:mrgreen::joint:
 
Jonus

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Sorry to be a party pooper but it looks to me from the photo that it is switching back to vegging which would happen if it was in stress, like, disturbed light cycle, a light cycle of more than 15 hours on, too much nitrogen in combination with the previous points, or worst case senario...and dont quote me on it, going hermy....

Strange its just the one plant though...anyone else had that experience.
 
Jarhead

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Jonus said:
Sorry to be a party pooper but it looks to me from the photo that it is switching back to vegging which would happen if it was in stress, like, disturbed light cycle, a light cycle of more than 15 hours on, too much nitrogen in combination with the previous points, or worst case senario...and dont quote me on it, going hermy....

Strange its just the one plant though...anyone else had that experience.
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Well, I was prepared for bad news, so thanks Jonus. In my first grow I had just 1 that went hermie. It doesn't look like this one, but again, I'm pretty new at this. Here's a pic of my first hermie. I tell ya, heshe smoked pretty damn good though.
 

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unity

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Looks like it is turning into spinach lol. But joking aside, something is tripping the plant out or it could just be a bad gene.

Good luck mate,
Unity
 
2kstyle

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i agree with the hermie thing, cause one of my males, turned female when it's leaves came like that. I thought that was something to do with the watering.
 
Jarhead

Jarhead

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unity said:
Looks like it is turning into spinach lol. But joking aside, something is tripping the plant out or it could just be a bad gene.

Good luck mate,
Unity
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2kstyle said:
i agree with the hermie thing, cause one of my males, turned female when it's leaves came like that. I thought that was something to do with the watering.
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It looks like the majority thinks hermie. Oh well, like I said, the last 1 came out pretty good for the cerebral elevation :lol:.
 
nici

nici

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:mrgreen: You cant say hermie...not from leaves anyway! Saw it once before and it was just genetics...great smoke...no sex changes. I wouldnt worry!!! Keep us posted if anything changes! Good luck!
 
91GT347

91GT347

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I have a BC Diesel like this. I topped it, used the top for a clone, and it did this exact same thing. Otherwise she's green as hell and growing quickly. Just like she should. I had one more a long time ago that was like this too. It was just bag seed and grew this way from the start. It never causd a problem. No idea WTH it is though. Weird though, I toppped this one, and it and it just did it. If I can remember I will post if the clone does it too. Its just getting going good.
 
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