The Retarded or Sculpted Plant Game

UPDATE**
One week left before i flip these 2ladys to bloom

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Ummm... what? Is there something odd, mutated, or retarded about your plant? Cause I don't see it. They don't seem sculpted either.. just a simple (well done, but simple) scrog... Posting this here for a reason?
 
nothing spectacular but I bent this one all the way around itself out of boredome a while ago.

Someday I want to do a cork screw or something
 

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nothing spectacular but I bent this one all the way around itself out of boredome a while ago. Someday I want to do a cork screw or something
Whoa... now THAT'S what I was talking about with sculpting when I started this thread. First actual one i've seen though. That's pretty cool! A cork screw would be pretty awesome if you can pull it off.
 
My plan ultimatly is to bend one over and bury the top in the dirt.

Dual root system.

I have to know what will happen
 
Other than the webbed leaves I've seen this sh*t before, in the eighties while I was doing all those worthless experiments. The stalk will root if part of it is buried in the medium. they do this naturally in the wild but it ususally happens with runners the plant sends out through lower branches that root and are still attached to the main plant. The skunk with the missing pinky is still my favourite.
 
Other than the webbed leaves I've seen this sh*t before, in the eighties while I was doing all those worthless experiments. The stalk will root if part of it is buried in the medium. they do this naturally in the wild but it ususally happens with runners the plant sends out through lower branches that root and are still attached to the main plant. The skunk with the missing pinky is still my favourite.

I find worth in entertaining myself.
too much free time sometimes.
 
Plant has topped itself 3 times now here are some pics of each node it topped at.

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Third time PICT0134.jpg
 
Ok I'll shoot :)

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Please reframe from using the " R " word here she is very sensitive, Lets just say physically challenged .
 

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This is exactly what this thread is for! :D Seems like it's been successfully rebooted. :D Thanks for your contribution.
Please reframe from using the " R " word here she is very sensitive, Lets just say physically challenged .
I have No idea what's going on here..... Just lollipopped/topped plants. Beautiful but... mutated? Perhaps this is a 'sculpted' contribution? Because while I suppose it technically is sculpted to a degree, it was more the "corkscrew" submission on the prior page is EXACTLY what I meant when I made the thread and put "sculpted". Either way, thanks. The beginning of the last page are 100% 'no clue why you posted this here' level. At least this I can assume is meant to be sculpted.
Can't say I fully understand what i'm seeing here... But did it basically top itself?
Ok I'll shoot :) Sent from my LG-LS980 using Rollitup mobile app
 
Triploids are so last century (:
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Tricod:
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Little freaky:
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Absolutely perfect for this thread. :D
Thanks for contributing!!! Those are awesome. I work at a nursery, and i've noticed that Gerbera Daisy's are incredibly genetically unstable. They have many many double flowers, double stems, and a number of other genetic deformities. Pretty awesome to look at though.

Here are some examples of what I mean about the Daisies.
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There's also a specific deformity where two stems are connected all the way up, and 2 flowers are at the top. It's fascinating to look at them.
 
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