As in your experience I would like you to read my plant’s DNA data from the pictures, if you could please.
Is one of her parents or grandfathers or grandmothers was from another kind of plants or what? Because as you could notice on some of her leaves are completely different in shape than the normal shape of cannabis serrated leaves!.
Allow me to give you a summary of her history: She was out of airflow for nearly a month and one week, and then the leaves shape has completely synchronized changed with accelerated growth on that shape when she begun facing the airflow, and then during the airflow days the growth continued with returning to the normal shape of cannabis serrated leaves until now!!.
I’m not an expert, but I’m learning… so there’s no guarantee that my guesses are correct.
A couple of questions for you:
How old is the plant?
What light are you using and what is the hanging height?
I’ve seen leaves like this one my plants when they’re under too much stress… for me it’s been either too much water (beginning root rot) or insufficient lighting.
Unless that’s a strain that’s really skinny and has very few leaves to begin with, my guess is insufficient lighting.
I suppose it’s possible that you have a plant that’s crossed with Australian Bastard Cannabis, but I don’t think that’s the case.
Single funky leaves are typical of a plant going through the re-veg process…
Basically means it started to flower because of light or other reasons and has now reverted back to vegetative growth… Give it some time and more root space and it will get back to normal…
That plant was looks odd and it doesn’t got the full and healthy cannabis genes to me, also it seemed to me as I noticed, one of her parents or one or maybe more I could say of her upper relatives from another species of plants.
However, I decided to toss it and preformed that on May.12.2019 to keep the others and future plants genes safe and healthy with their offspring if we assumed they produced some as well, and for saving the time with having more available spaces for better plants in health. As I understood and learned from Dr.reggie, Cannabis sequencing drama, what's it all about? - #12 by Herbert_Ashe
I have grown a plant like this and it turned out to be a monster. Like literally BRANCHED out about 10 colas. The reasoning for this was it was a rescued plant and I decided to see what it did. In my lab when it was growing it did this. Many single leaves. I found the reason for it was stress and also inconsistent light cycles. A re-vegging of a flowering plant will do this also. I take clones from flowering plants all the time to get insane results. These show some monster cropping with single, double and triple fan leaves. I gave it to a friend and it developed PM so i treated it and grew it out. It grew like a star fish. Branches sprung out of the center and went outward. Was really cool looking.
Pop seeds. I tried to grow three clones but unfortunately did not succeeded, but am still learning step by step. And by your replying and asking me you always push me to learn fast.
You should always treat your plants just like your children especially early on Just like baby new born infants there very delicate and always need attention and proper nutrition to get these kids to grow big and strong.If left neglected and you decide to take clones from a stressed plant w issues the same stresses and issues would be in the genetic make up of whatever clones you take .
Correct, she was on overabundant in watering amount in about 3 weeks and few days.
“Australian Bastard Cannabis”, which is took me to the link below.
, interesting man and exciting knowledge. I really appreciated that you informed about that so much. 
