Disease?

[NoWaistedSpace]

Check out this shit!
What the hell is it? Only on one branch.

 

[GrowsomethingBill]

What even in the fuck am I looking at. Holy shit man get an axe and chop that bitches arm off and torch it all with napalm. My god it’s growing a brain…. Just playing man. But seriously that looks gnarly as fuck! Hope u figure it out.

 

[NoWaistedSpace]

I thought it was "cabbage head". lol
The rest of the plant is perfectly healthy.

 

[GrowsomethingBill]

I thought it was "cabbage head". lol
The rest of the plant is perfectly healthy.

Weird it almost looks like a pollen cluster but of a different species

 

[crimsonecho]

whats the strain looks very strange for sure

 

[treefarmercharlie]

Don't know what that is but it's "something" that's for sure

 

[H.A.F.]

It definitely looks internal, like a viroid or something. I'd snip that limb off and watch close. And burn the limb.

 

[GrowsomethingBill]

Is it in a planter or straight into the earth? I guess if it was me my initial reaction would of been to nuke that sum bitch but after a while of pondering viroids, viruses, bacteria, fungi and even the possibility of some weird mutant, it has struck my curiosity. I don’t want you to fuck your shit up buuuuuuttttttttt….. if it was mine I’d think about moving that THING far far far away and see what the fuck happens. Just for bro science and shit

 

[Heisen]

Looks bad

 

[H.A.F.]

if it was mine I’d think about moving that THING far far far away and see what the fuck happens. Just for bro science and shit

yeah but...

There's that weird crinkle to the leaves. Viroids, viruses, bacteria, fungi - It could even be some bug(s) that are too small to see without a microscope. Either way, if it can spread simply being alive and on the same property might be the beginning of an Armageddon.

I think your thermonuclear fusion reaction idea was the best. Trust your instinct and initial gut reaction. Overthinking shit causes problems

 

[NoWaistedSpace]

I was curious if any of you have seen anything like that? It's in its own container and I'm gonna leave it to see what it does. It's not gonna affect my others. It is only on one branch (so far) and it goes about 3 nodes down. If it starts infecting the other branches, I'll get rid of it.
Weed does strange shit sometimes. It is acting like a "polyploidal" (?) to me. The browning and deadening of the leaves is weird. I don't think it's bugs. It's just on that very top. The rest of the plant is perfectly healthy.

 

[H.A.F.]

And if I saw the first hint of it on any other limb I would burn the whole plant and take the soil to the dump.

 

[H.A.F.]

I don't think it's bugs. It's just on that very top. The rest of the plant is perfectly healthy.

That statement in itself is contradictory. A virus would more likely show all over the plant, or uniformly starting at one area and spreading up or down. An infestation of some kind is exactly what you would see in an isolated area (at first) when the rest of the plant looks fine.

It's your garden and your jars you need to fill - you be you

 

[NoWaistedSpace]

There is so much weird shit going on with plants now a days, I'd say it's a viroid of some kind.

 

[NoWaistedSpace]

That statement in itself is contradictory. A virus would more likely show all over the plant, or uniformly starting at one area and spreading up or down. An infestation of some kind is exactly what you would see in an isolated area (at first) when the rest of the plant looks fine.

It's your garden and your jars you need to fill - you be you

I'm not too concerned about it at the moment. I have it way away from everything else. I want to see what happens. There is a certain disease if I remember that resembles this. They call it "yellow head" or "cabbage head"

 

[Hotwired]

It's a blocked artery

 

[NoWaistedSpace]

It's a blocked artery

Blood clot! lol

 

[NoWaistedSpace]

I'm gonna check it for bugs as HAF suggests.

 

[619KGB]

What is the source of the specimen seed/clone? If it's a clone from an outside source it very well could be HLV. I wouldn't cut it I'd get rid of it altogether.

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[GrowsomethingBill]

yeah but...

There's that weird crinkle to the leaves. Viroids, viruses, bacteria, fungi - It could even be some bug(s) that are too small to see without a microscope. Either way, if it can spread simply being alive and on the same property might be the beginning of an Armageddon.

I think your thermonuclear fusion reaction idea was the best. Trust your instinct and initial gut reaction. Overthinking shit causes problems

Right….. it was kinda a joke but nevertheless intriguing