Trinity |
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Trinity Big - Image 1 I found this tiny plant between a lot of normal plants. It seems that she grew from an old stem laying below the surface, where the upper parts died in the past. |
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Trinity Big - Image 2 The same plant a bit bigger looking out of the window. |
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Trinity Big - Image 5 Here you can see that this "Trinity" did very well in her new pot. So triple leafed plants are not weaker than normal plants. |
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Trinity Big - Image 7 Here you also can see the 3 leaves growing at each node. This plant died unfortunately during the winter because of stem rot. |
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Trinity Freaky - Image 1 Here another triple leafed Salvia divinorum between some normal plants. |
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Trinity Freaky - Image 2 The same plant at a later time. |
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Trinity Freaky - Image 3 I cutted her head at a time where she didn't grew very well in her old pot. Only the head will continue to grow with three leaves at each node. |
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Trinity Freaky - Image 5 The same freaky plant later. |
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Trinity Freaky - Image 6 The same plant from above. The left sprout grews quite nice with 3 leaves. But the right one couldn't stabilize and continues to grow freaky. |
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Trinity Stem 1 This branch first grew 6-sided with 3 leaves per node, but later (upper Part) again 4-sided with the usual 2 leaves per node. |
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Trinity Stem 2 Same branch under different light. |
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Trinity - cross-section Here two cross-sections of a Trinity plant. THis mutation creates plants with 3 leaves at each node and 6-sided stems. This was a quite fat stem and is hollow inside. |