help with something i've never seen before

[kaotik]

hey guys.. i've been growing a while, but i've come across something i've never seen.. i hope i can explain it ok..

ok, think young. plants are not even a month old.
normally when the plant is developing, it splits in two (then the next group of two comes up.. etc)

i have two plants that are forming in groups of three.. i've never seen this before. and i don't know how the heck it did it. (it's not just another leaf coming up either. it somehow opened in three ways instead of in two.)

maybe it's common, i don't know. just looking to others if this has happened to them.. or if it means anything?
i hope you understood what i'm trying to ask.
thanks
*hope this is an alright place to ask this.. no other catagory seemed to fit my question..

 

[FLA Funk]

Could you take a picture?

 

[trillions of atoms]

could be a poly, could be a mutant.

 

[turtledro]

is it bagseed?

 

[wedginfool]

funny you should mention that because i have a white widow that cameout of the ground with 3 cotyledons.

the plant is stunted compared to the rest of them

I think it's going to be a hermie when it matures, but who knows maybe it will be super kick butt too LOL

 

[smokybear]

I would say that it would be ok. Do you have a picture? Take care and be safe.

 

[Hick]

What you apparently are seeing is commonly calleed "whorled phytolaxy.". ..
not necessarily a 'polyploid', which contains 3 sets of chromosones, rather than the traditional/common, 2 sets.
http://www.marijuanapassion.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22428&highlight=whorled+phytolaxy. <-- link to a previous discussion
...and another.. http://www.marijuanapassion.com/forum/showthread.php?t=15480&highlight=whorled+phytolaxy.

 

[kaotik]

alright, thanks for the info..
can't get a pic right now (my camera is just too poor to get a quality one) but hick figured out my mess of words and got me on the right track nice to know what to call it now
here's hoping it's female. though after reading more about it, it looks doubtfull

seeds were all from a strain i grew a few years ago.