I Grow My Own
Active Member
What's this mean 3 fan leaves on one node with 3 bud site???
OMG what's this mean
- Thread starter I Grow My Own
- Start date
I Grow My Own
Active Member
So it's obvious you don't know either
I Grow My Own
Active Member
it's also just on one none other
I Grow My Own
Active Member
I'm glad you said that cuz I was like WTF
I Grow My Own
Active Member
It might grow out because it's only one node
Hopefully
Hopefully
I Grow My Own
Active Member
Could open sesame by Fox Farm caused this it happened this week with the reservoir change
Nullis
Moderator
Triploid/polyploidy has to due with # of chromosomes. I believe the correct term is trifoliate.
Most likely not caused by any nutrient/additive.
R1b3n4
Well-Known Member
no trifoliate is to do with amount of leaflets, its a triploid....
I Grow My Own
Active Member
Kill or let it live its on one node out of the whole plant
Nullis
Moderator
Triploid would imply it has 3 sets of chromosomes.
I Grow My Own
Active Member
It's not on the main stem I don't think it's a big problem
R1b3n4
Well-Known Member
Search Results
- triploid
ˈtrɪplɔɪd/
Genetics
adjective
adjective: triploid- 1.
(of a cell or nucleus) containing three homologous sets of chromosomes.
"a triploid endosperm nucleus"- (of an organism or species) composed of triploid cells.
"a triploid carp"
- (of an organism or species) composed of triploid cells.
noun: triploid; plural noun: triploids- 1.
a triploid organism, variety, or species.
"this cross produces many infertile triploids"
- 1.
innerG
Well-Known Member
He is right, you are wrong. That definition backs up what he was saying.
A triploid organism, variety or species is one that has three sets of chromosomes instead of two. It is not about a physical characteristic of the organism.