Genetic abnormalities in weed plants aren't super common, but when they do occur, it can leave many dumbfounded.
Some genes control your plant’s production of chlorophyll—the pigment that makes them green. When a mutation switches these genes “off,” the plant will appear white with albinism. While interesting to look at and photograph, this mutation will cause the plant to cease growing because it can no longer absorb light. Kill ’em when you find ’em.
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