New Grower Had anybody seen this before?

[MisterHarpy]

Bred a female dinafem critical jack auto with a lowryder #2, and have a crap load of seeds, so I grow some out to test things like fim and topping and such, on this one I'm trying to see what the effect of having multiple plants in one pot does , so put 6 seeds in one 2 gallon bucket, one of the seeds has been showing only one leaf, has anybody seen this before and is it a gene that can be bred for or just a mutation.

 

[Anthropolis]

I can't tell really what's going on there lol, looks pretty normal from here, maybe give it a week and see? If it's too wierd then, I would pull it. Less for the others in there to compete with

 

[MisterHarpy]

here you can see better they're all one finger leaves , the last pic is of a normal seedling

 

[natertots]

It is neat looking. Couldn't answer your questions though but it is neat!

 

[Guruela OPS]

Might be a sign of a super sausage mate. Single stemmed chubster. Keep the pics coming as I am intrigued to see what comes of that. :thumbs:

 

[MisterHarpy]

I'll deff keep growing it and see what comes out of it I'll update with pics . It'll be cool if it stays single leaf throughout

 

[Reedroguez]

I had it on a Royal Queen Seeds Easy Bud. First four leaves where only one leave then there where a few with only three leaves and after that most had five or seven. It doesn't grow or flower less for it

 

[MisterHarpy]

I had it on a Royal Queen Seeds Easy Bud. First four leaves where only one leave then there where a few with only three leaves and after that most had five or seven. It doesn't grow or flower less for it

awww I was hoping they all grew one leaf, hoping there was a new trait in there like a ducksfoot trait

 

[Reedroguez]

Would be very cool if it where. If it does stay that way you should breed with it

 

[MisterHarpy]

Update. it's as if it split in,two parts. There's no cola just the single finger leaf on top. And it's not growing taller, but the two branches that came out, are like main colas and they are growing.