Mutation, how to act

GodFather777

GodFather777

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Hey fellas, i have Grapefruit plants and it has some sorth of mutation for me it looks like WHORLED PHYLLOTAXY dont know how to act with it. Those are clones, on vegetation starting to flower em in few days. They had only 1 lamp turned on until yesterday it thought maybe it's because of light deficiency? What can couse this mutations is it possible because of nutrients or it's more looks like geneticall issue? At the begining they where normal and when they started grow bigger they started to grow leafs with only 3 or 2 blades or only 1, some of them look more bushy and one of them are allmost naked, poor looking but longest stem of all. What should i do? Is it something should be concerned? Is there any way to fix this?
 

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Dr.Magic

Dr.Magic

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You could have received a F1 or F2 (first or second generation) seed from whatever bank you got them from. Only time I’ve really seen mutations
 
Kassiopeija

Kassiopeija

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Ive seen this sort of wrinkling with Sulphur associated problems... and your new growth comes out overtly dark...
GodFather777 said:
grow bigger they started to grow leafs with only 3 or 2 blades or only 1,
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maybe thats bc there isnt enough light... your plant looks too stretchy also. how much lux do arrive at the top n mid of this plant?
greets
 
GodFather777

GodFather777

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Kassiopeija said:
Ive seen this sort of wrinkling with Sulphur associated problems... and your new growth comes out overtly dark...

maybe thats bc there isnt enough light... your plant looks too stretchy also. how much lux do arrive at the top n mid of this plant?
greets
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I turned on more lamps and the problem sorted out it self, and couple nights they had too low, maybe temperature and light mixed problems at same time caused those mutations i guess, now they look much better :)
 
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BudgetMessiah

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CountryFriedPotHead said:
Hello, I am new here. Im not sure if my input is valued but I have had a few plants do that when they are re-vegging. :)
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I had a clone that I pulled from a plant that was about 1.5 weeks into bloom, and the leaves looked just like the second-to-last photo. That's why I asked if these clones had a similar origin. Mine eventually settled into a normal pattern of growth, so idk.
 
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