Odd growth on stem, under the dirt? Photo attached.
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That would be awesome. The truffle could be worth more than the plant. I'm perplexed on what it is. The plant is almost ready to flush, the plant looks extremely healthy and nice girth. I been doing this a few years now, this is new to me.
bombasticson
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i think its the seed casing
It's the size of a walnut and hard as a rock. I don't think it could be the casing.
rebelfied
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I have had them pop up on me here and there in the past few years of my growing experiences. I wanna say its like a sack of built up matter of the root system, hope that makes some kind of sense. I always cover it up and roots eventually will start growing off/out of it.
BustyGreene
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Some times bacterial infections cause weird tumor like growths. Maybe this is an example. They make tobacco pipes out of hundred year old briar wood that comes from the root system of the heather that has bacterial infections.
hotrodharley
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Most likely it is "scar" tissue where an injury healed and a callous formed. If you want to kill it keep jabbing it. Otherwise I wouldn't worry about it.
hotrodharley
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A smelly fungus that grows underground and fetches HUGE money. HUGE money. Buy a truffle hound and find one and retire for 3 or 4 months.
hotrodharley
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Probably comparable to a burl.
MrGhettoGrower
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Agree with the seed shell how big is the plant?
Blue Dream - approx 4ft. week 8 of flowering
Connoisseur's adore the taste, smell and texture of a truffle. It's a 'foodie' thing.