Photography Freaks and Anomolies

[JM]

just wondered if you treated it with anything that mightve caused that.

 

[20/4]

White master TUMOR/Elephant man syndrome!

I have no idea what this is, i found this growing on the smaller indica leaning Whitemaster, it was on a lower branch.. Someone from another site said this about it and i think its the most likely explanation...

"I believe it is a gall.

Some are caused by tiny insects when the plant's immune system is triggered by an insect eggs. In this case I believe it was the plants response to a fungal or bacterial infection.

It's nothing to worry about. The stem may have been pinched-scraped-bruised enough that a pathogen gained entry.

Your plants look fabulous, you've really mastered the 150. You would really nail it with a 400 or 250."


What do you guys think! I was honestly kind of creeped out when i first saw it! I thought it was a sack full of spiders or something!:twist:


Reverse side...



WTF...thats what i was thinking when i saw this... so weird...well i cut it off, so at least now the plant isnt wasting energy creating this ugly thing!

LOL

 

[NC420]

WTF!

Now that's is an anomaly...
I would have to go with what whoever told you that it was a gall said, Gall stone? I think my papaw had those...hehehe

 

[20/4]

WTF!

Now that's is an anomaly...
I would have to go with what whoever told you that it was a gall said, Gall stone? I think my papaw had those...hehehe

hahahaha yeah, its a pretty weird one, i figure its a good souvenir !

Cheers bro! Glad to see youve got a perpetual going!

 

[NC420]

Yeah, I have it split up into 2 rooms... A closet and a whole 14'x14' room, I can't get all the pics I want though because of the small drive but I have to get the Black Bluestreak x Dieselryder F2 up...
I don't know where the colour came from but damn I had to pollenate her in hopes of singling it out...

 

[NC420]

I have no idea what this is, i found this growing on the smaller indica leaning Whitemaster, it was on a lower branch.. Someone from another site said this about it and i think its the most likely explanation...

"I believe it is a gall.

Some are caused by tiny insects when the plant's immune system is triggered by an insect eggs. In this case I believe it was the plants response to a fungal or bacterial infection.

It's nothing to worry about. The stem may have been pinched-scraped-bruised enough that a pathogen gained entry.

Your plants look fabulous, you've really mastered the 150. You would really nail it with a 400 or 250."


What do you guys think! I was honestly kind of creeped out when i first saw it! I thought it was a sack full of spiders or something!:twist:


Reverse side...



WTF...thats what i was thinking when i saw this... so weird...well i cut it off, so at least now the plant isnt wasting energy creating this ugly thing!

LOL

Man, You have to tell me how to get some of those DRxG13 Haze auto beans! I fucking envy you right now, how do you get all of these great non-commercial strains?
Wait I know how, Your the 20/4-150watt-GOD!

 

[JM]

lol.. wow that isssss freaky!

 

[FullDuplex]

ok this isnt as creepy as 20/4's growth but i found it interesting

have a JEM F2 thats first set of true leaf's are 3 bladed rather than one.....

Kinda had to see at this stage with the camera. My eye caught this and was like how did that happen?
Only thing i can think of is purity.....Wiz says that the more balanced the more pure the genetic
both leafs are like this so i can only assume that this one will turn out to be nice.

fingers crossed for a female.

 

[Joe Dirt]

solve the Puzzle..and you could have something Brand New to the world......

Dang Wiz... that's unreal. It almost doesn't look like a mutation. Especially, with the uniformity among all the leaves affected.

have a JEM F2 thats first set of true leaf's are 3 bladed rather than one....

Impatient little thing, isn't it?

 

[Joe Dirt]

White master TUMOR/Elephant man syndrome!

I have no idea what this is, i found this growing on the smaller indica leaning Whitemaster, it was on a lower branch.. Someone from another site said this about it and i think its the most likely explanation...

"I believe it is a gall.

Some are caused by tiny insects when the plant's immune system is triggered by an insect eggs. In this case I believe it was the plants response to a fungal or bacterial infection.

It's nothing to worry about. The stem may have been pinched-scraped-bruised enough that a pathogen gained entry.

Your plants look fabulous, you've really mastered the 150. You would really nail it with a 400 or 250."


What do you guys think! I was honestly kind of creeped out when i first saw it! I thought it was a sack full of spiders or something!:twist:


Reverse side...

Why is my head swirlin' when I haven't smoked anything....uh...oh yea...nausea? j/k ....kinda... LOL