Has anyone ever seen this

[TwIsTeD-SmOkEr]

In all my 6 years off growing for one self i have never encountered a deformity such as this and i had 2 of the same from a batch of 5 G13haze fems from barneys i think, or it might have been big budda, i always get them 2 mixed up ha, so i had to share it.

It's at week 13 and didnt look ready as im sure most trics where still clear but the ones below where ready, from the same batch.

I did try some new neuts from the hessi range which i believe worked wonders especially the vit boost, which i also think is responsible for the deformality, anyone else encountered that before ?

Nearly all my knowledge to get me to this point is from the help of this web sites members, so for that i will always be thankful.
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[The Hemp Goddess]

This is actually a fairly common trait with long flowering sativas. I think most call it fox-tailing.

 

[4u2sm0ke]

This is actually a fairly common trait with long flowering sativas. I think most call it fox-tailing.

ya say "most"...is there another name?

 

[TwIsTeD-SmOkEr]

i always wondered what that term ment as i have mostly stuck with indica's, now i know lol

 

[4u2sm0ke]

there is a few things that cause this...nutes can be one....heat...lack light late?....this happen to me this year....and these were indicas...makes the cola look funny but IMO..dont mess up the High

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[Hushpuppy]

You might want to have a very close look at the buds there as I believe I see a couple "nanners". If I am correct then its time to yank'em.

I have had "fox-tailing like that when I had to cut off some tops halfway through flowering because of tops getting into lights and burning. It seems like late flowering stresses other than from dark/light intrusions will cause some screwy pheno mutations

 

[7greeneyes]

nannerless foxtailing is quite typical bud growth for long blooming sativa's, it does not mean a deficiency, ime/o.

 

[TwIsTeD-SmOkEr]

You might want to have a very close look at the buds there as I believe I see a couple "nanners". If I am correct then its time to yank'em.

I have had "fox-tailing like that when I had to cut off some tops halfway through flowering because of tops getting into lights and burning. It seems like late flowering stresses other than from dark/light intrusions will cause some screwy pheno mutations

no nanners but my heart did drop when i saw them, it really boosted in the last weak and pics where taken just before i chopped them , but it was a load of calyx's with no nodes or khola's so yeah the best term would be nannerless foxtailing lol
I will add at the end of harvest i did notice i over fed them but i dont think its affected the quality too much as it still smokes nice :hubba:

 

[Amateur Grower]

I've grown Barney's Farm gear twice-Pineapple Chunk and LSD. The Chunk was supposed to be mostly Indica but I had 3 out of 4 that were tall Sativa wenches that went well over the flowering time BF claimed.

The LSD started foxtailing with huge calyxs-much like yours. It also popped nanners on 2 out of 3 plants a few days before harvest.

For the record, the Chunk smokes good and the LSD is going to be a good one I believe-just now starting the cure. It just seems to me like Barney's Farm has some genetics that are all over the map, stability wise.

AG

 

[Locked]

Yeah Sativas just don't grow pretty very often...lol. That looks like an extreme case of some fox tailing. Almost like the top revegged a bit as it flowered. I grew some 707 Headband that was a fox tailing monster. Was a funky looking thing for sure.