Hey Gardeners in the Northern Hemisphere! THE OFFICIAL GARDEN MUTANT THREAD

Well I have noticed that grass and bushes and trees have been growing like crazy this spring. Sonoma county, CA.

LOL...this should be interesting. You do know plant malformatives are very common. Most are caused by nutrient deficiencies in the soil.

Same here in Ontario Canada......lots of moisture, adequate heat, and a little more co2 means phenomenal growth, especially the perennials.



My thoughts exactly....will be hard to prove that they are caused by radiation.
10 or 20 years from now its the people and animals that consume these crops that we need to worry about.

We didn't plant a garden this year, seems to have been a good decision considering we have a severe drought here in Texas. We would have had to water too much. But I can say, the yard is brown and brittle, even the weeds are dying.

hey tigresse,

this is tinygreen.

my computer was hacked last night. i don't think i'll be signing in for a bit.

you're already getting shilled. oh, well. press on and good luck.

Hey tinygreen. Thanks for the message. Sorry to hear you got hacked. Mind if I repost your asparagus pic here later after I get home from work?

Thanks for the bump!

From another thread we have three examples of possible garden mutants so far this season:

tinygreenac's asparagus in michigan:
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Anonymous Coward 1324238's strawberries in central tx:
Thread: Fukushima Mutants in LouKy, the heart of America--PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE (Page 3)

my mutant tree of heaven in Louisville, KY
Thread: Fukushima Mutants in LouKy, the heart of America--PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE


Also reports of high number of eggs with double yolks:
Thread: Fukushima Mutants in LouKy, the heart of America--PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE (Page 4)

Hi ACs
Why debunk the thread before it has even started? The people I want to hear from in this thread first are those who think they have a garden mutant and want to post a pic. After there are pics of the possible mutants, I welcome any evidence that the mutations are in fact caused by a disease or pest rather than mutation. You were quick to dismiss this topic before seeing any examples. Let there be some evidence presented first before you proceed to try and debunk, if you please.
Best,
Tigresse

you are a real tigresse, firm but willing to give a gentle whack when needed. way too kind. will be looking over my two properties tomorrow and have my kids in texas looking out for oddities.



mighty vicious group of bumps.....not that you need protecting or anything, lol.

i found this bug today. not a mutant, but very cool.

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Good morning, tinygreen. Those are some cool bug pics. Glad you didn't find any more mutants in your garden.

yeah, was going to save the bug for my grandsons when it woke up and scared me! i thought it was dead! put it in a jar to take the pics. my grandsons loved it and are mad i let it go, but it was alive and i'm not gonna keep it if it's alive.

anyone know what kind of bug that is?

Okra twin pods in Houston.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Click beetle

The stems on my dandelion flowers are almost 18 inches long!?

Sure, we had alot of rain last month, but these stems are so long they bend over to the ground!

Ozarks

thank you!!

dang!!! do they look ok otherwise?

The radio-isotope caesium mimics potassium.

exactly. which is the point of this thread.

Interesting idea, disturbing concept but the facts will be the facts.

I knew that. Just trying to contribute. I did not even start my garden this year because of Fuku.

hey, i was praising you!!! my bad, if you think i was nasty to you. honest!! i'm not like that in any way.

and i know what you mean about late garden. we are still trying to get everything in the ground. my dad has cancer and he wants to be there when i'm doing the work. it's slow going, but hopefully we'll get it in in time.

No it's ok. I may be a little sensitive due to recent massive flamage from trolls. My bad.

geez, you mean i'm not the only one getting slagged!?! i've been taking a beating for my chemtrail thread. and pretty much everything else i have a thread on, except for this one and i still get shilled.

Thread: have you put in a garden?? will you be eating what you produce from it??

tigresse had a great idea for this thread.

I think there's a good chance the dandelion might be the most likely to be the plant we see the most mutations in. They grow so fast and are ubiquitous. The lady who documented the Three Mile Island mutant plants had lots of double-stemmed dandelions and dandelions with gigantism. Sounds pretty freaky looking. Could you post a pic?

Last Edited by Tigresse on 06/15/2011 07:34 PM

I'd be much obliged if you could post a pic for documentation purposes.

is twinning the most prevelant mutation?

That could be a factor in things growing out of control more than usual like gurunade reported in Sonoma.