Thread: Switched to 12/12 Nov. 2, are first trichomes a sign of anything?
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Old 11-09-2005, 11:37 PM   #10
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Not to be rude BS, but that is one ugly looking plant. Very odd looking indeed. Any history behind it as to why it looks this way?

I'm guessing this plant is from seed... Do you know where the seed came from? Random bagseed? What's your pH? What are you fertilizing with?

The hooking and discolored leaves could be a sign of unbalanced pH or over fertilizing.
That is definitely a freak. That is a plant truly worthy for this thread. Post a pic of your FREAK here
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