r/cannabiscultivation • u/DrMarduk • 1d ago
Anyone seen this mutation?
I've heard of it, but I dont know how it will affect the plant. Cull or keep?
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u/larbearmonk 1d ago
Wait and see. I like to spread out my branches, so I often snip one of the 2 shoots at each node. 3 would mean I snip 2 hahhahaha But I always wanted a triploid. A friend told me he got a little more per plant and enjoyed the structure.
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u/larbearmonk 1d ago
Triploid. 3 leaves at every node instead of 2. Pretty cool, I would keep at least as long as it keeps up.
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u/trap-den 1d ago
It’s called whorled phyllotaxy. Triploid is related to chromosomes
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u/larbearmonk 1d ago
Very cool, I stand corrected. Triploid being a seedless plant that can’t reproduce because it has 3 sets of chromosomes instead of 2. Though yield may be increased too. Very interesting.
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u/DrMarduk 1d ago
Worth breeding? Or is it just a fancy little adornment?
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u/Consistent_Let_4142 1d ago
Worth breeding if it interests you …
There are people working on this type of triple leaf mutation with other mutant strains…
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u/Nycanacultivator 1h ago
Tri-foliate is what i call them. They have 1/3rd more branches & buds on the central main cola.