Why does one plant look like a friggin rosebush ??

DaveTheNewbie

DaveTheNewbie

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Hi all
I have a few plants growing that started at different times
3 from the same seeds that i planted at the same time
2 are going awesome, topped twice and as bushy as hell
the third looks like a rosebush with round leaves.
what on earth is happening ??

these pics (Group OneA OneB and Two) are the fine plants

sorry for the crappy phone quality photos, they dont do the problem justice

EDIT : PH is fine, they are all being fed the same thing so i dont think its ECM or whatever but i dont have a tool to measure that.
its coir in a self watering pot being hand fed every couple of days.
 

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DaveTheNewbie

DaveTheNewbie

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BUMP, any ideas why the leaves are round instead of long and thin?
The plant has stopped growing and the leaves are very yellow too.
 
giantart

giantart

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Calm down Dave - I have a strain that looks exactly like that as well. Probably a sativa variety. I doubt when you smoke it you'll care what it looked like!! Haha! Have a good one man!
 
DaveTheNewbie

DaveTheNewbie

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as well as looking like a rosebush (i hate rosebushes) it stopped growing.
after a few days of zero progress i just got rid of it :(
 
asher187

asher187

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doh, you should have kept it and grew it. It wasn't anything you should have let it get 5-6 nodes and sexed it. Use patients dude and wait for some help people will help :)

You may have wasted a perfectly good female :(
 
Nebuchadnezzar

Nebuchadnezzar

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It's likely that the "rosebush plant" has dominant canabis afghanica genes. The broad round leaves are a common trait of these strains.
 
K1Ng5p4d3

K1Ng5p4d3

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damn man, why would you get rid of that shit?? that could have potentially turned out to be some really good nuggets man....damn shame too. i like seeing different lookin bushes bud out.
 
DaveTheNewbie

DaveTheNewbie

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Nebuchadnezzar said:
It's likely that the "rosebush plant" has dominant canabis afghanica genes. The broad round leaves are a common trait of these strains.
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this may well be true, a few other plants are getting the rounder looking leaves that are ... suprising to me

the thing is that this plant had stopped growing. i had 3 seeds that i planted all at the same time, 2 had like 20-30 different leaves on them, but this plant had like 6. it just wasnt growing at all, or else i would have just let it do its thing and waited.
 
DaveTheNewbie

DaveTheNewbie

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I have another rosebush shaped leaf plant that is still growing.
its small (late bloomer) and just went under 12/12 a few days ago.
ill keep you all posted :)
 
asher187

asher187

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DaveTheNewbie said:
I have another rosebush shaped leaf plant that is still growing.
its small (late bloomer) and just went under 12/12 a few days ago.
ill keep you all posted :)
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Please keep us posted Dave :) I'm glad you have one still you will be too when you harvest her.
 
tckfui

tckfui

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it looks fine, looks like it may have been a little troubled as a youning, could be a different phenotype, or just a cracky. those are two, two dollar words ;)
 
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