Odd pheno or intersexed plant

[Garyoutlaw]

So I tried to beat Mother Nature & breed indoors in a tent but still managed to polinate my entire crop of Females in another part of the room - Though not what I wanted to do I'm happy with the strain & bunches of seeds to give to friends.

My only concern is this lanky plant that was fully seeded gives me the impression of an intersex/hermi plant but never saw pollen sacs or the tail tell signe of pollination. She looks nothing like the rest of the crop & did not produce buds like the rest

 

[wg]

I'd reach out to stitch about that and let him know where you got the seed from, how old is it? ... Your buds appear to be nothing more than calyxes with one tiny flower.. ? Looks nifty though.

 

[Duck Commander]

Looks cool and is say its just a funky old male trying to create a little buddage :group:

 

[Garyoutlaw]

Harvested 63 days from seed the Sister plants in this grow were stunning representation of the Indica genetics with that rotting garbage smell

The Plant in question was almost 9o cm and had the strongest Orange smell I have ever had - I let the seeds pop & fall on thair own so got quality amounts of these genetics - The resulting seeds have all had 90% germ rate thus far & though it had nothing more than thick hairs & frosty sweet leafs to speek of in the way of smoke, it was a complex taste & the stone was unlike any Auto I have ever had

 

[MrN]

looks like an unstable strain to me...but that's just IMO...:thumbs:...would you like me to move your thread to the flash seed section so stitch his self can tell you what he thinks???...:smokebuds:

 

[SCARHOLE]

I have seen plants like this.
Barney's farm bread one like this on purpose.
I think it was named after dr Lester grin spoon of Harvard.

 

[Muddy]

In it's wild state, ruderalis, or ditch weed as it was often called, displays a wide variety of pheno types. Robert C. Clarke, in his book HASHISH!, says that about a dozen and a half have been recorded. What you have there is one of those phenos that for the most part, have been bred out of autos. But they still pop up from time to time. I've had them on both White Russian and Snowryder. As autos evolve and become more stable, I expect we'll see less and less of those.

 

[Wet_Charles]

i wish i had an auto like this would probably be a good breeder for dr.grinspoon autoflower,expresses the caterpillar pheno, i wonder how common this is as i want seeds of this plant bad

preserve not destroy

 

[cres]

I would classify this as a genetic weirdo, which shouldnt be breed, and who's trait shouldnt be passed on and I would think that stitch also doesn't want this "weirdo" in his genetic pool. Breeders work hard to distant there genetics from abnormalities like this, who would want a strain like this which produces a 1/4 oz of calyxes?

If your inbreeding and you use a pheno like this expect a whole bunch more in the next generation...

 

[Wet_Charles]

this is a trait found commonly found in asian/hawaiian sativas, if you really knew what you were doing you would cross it into a columbian and make a massive yielding auto, its got the height and the columbo brings the weight

if youv'e ever smoked a strain like this you wouldnt want to destroy it

this might also be a mislabled auto or a mix breed like tutti fruity auto, anyways the possibilities are endless thats why i dont like to homogenize everything anyways bye