what the hell is up with this little one

BlazingGunner

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• Nov 23, 2016

• #1

this is a week old yesterday and looks like no plant i've seen before i've grown a couple times outdoors but this is a first indoors

the leaves almost seem to be taking more of a round shape then traditional leaves

 

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majins

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• Nov 23, 2016

• #2

over watered

 

BlazingGunner

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• Nov 23, 2016

• #3

majins said:

over watered

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it hasn't even been watered.

 

majins

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• Nov 23, 2016

• #4

Its showing the signs.
Fat rounded leafs.
drooping tips.

 

BlazingGunner

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• Nov 23, 2016

• #5

majins said:

Its showing the signs.
Fat rounded leafs.
drooping tips.

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that's what i thought to but i haven't touched it and wasn't going to for a second to see. when it sprouted it's the only plant i've had that had 3 cotyledon leaves

 

vostok

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• Nov 23, 2016

• #6

trifoilate ...no biggy

and its recessive too !

the think veins in the leaves means its got lots of water

more perlite will help

good luck

 

BlazingGunner

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• Nov 23, 2016

• #7

vostok said:

trifoilate ...no biggy

and its recessive too !

the think veins in the leaves means its got lots of water

more perlite will help

good luck

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will trifoilate effect anything? and i guess i'll have to go get some more perlite i'm just using coco right now

 

Nugachino

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• Nov 23, 2016

• #8

Trifoliates just have an extra set of leaves. It's not all that common. But it won't hinder the plant. Just think of it like a chance for an extra arm and solar panel.

 

BlazingGunner

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• Nov 23, 2016

• #9

Nugachino said:

Trifoliates just have an extra set of leaves. It's not all that common. But it won't hinder the plant. Just think of it like a chance for an extra arm and solar panel.

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thanks good to know. it still seems pretty short for a week old tho no?

 

Nugachino

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• Nov 23, 2016

• #10

Not really. Growth speeds up as they develop roots. If it's only a week old. It hasn't got much to work with yet.