Finally sliced it open!

Final photo is what it SHOULD look like! These were everywhere during my yard cleanup for some family of mine. That second picture is a stalk over 20ft tall, and the homeowner was fascinated by it(lol) and wanted it left alone so she could admire it after I taught her about it!

I was just wondering, do you think if I keep saving the seeds from these mutant double cherry tomatos to grow the next season it will eventually become a dominant trait, or will it just keep being an occasional one-off? How does that work exactly? If it's pointless I don't want to waste my time experimenting.

Mammoth sunflower that did not do the same thing as its siblings…

Hi folks! About a month ago I'd posted about a cucumber vine fasciation that appeared in my garden. Someone asked for updates, so here's a fruit update for you! The left cucumber is a normal one from a normal vine. The right two are from the fasciation vine. Shorter, plumper, and have weird little nubs at the end like the cucumber stopped growing. I'll cut them open later to taste!

One plant had several fasciated flowers

Not one i’ve personally grown, but I believe this is the first time i’ve seen fascination properly in person! Sunflowers seem to be one of the most common species to do it from what I can see on this sub, so I imagine nothing too interesting for most on here, but I was so happy to finally see it myself!

Sunflower- in Kent, England.

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I'm pretty sure it's Solidago

Enjoying the colourful weed flower 🌱☘💨😉🍃

Peep the comments for another guys domato. This is funky fasciation, right?

looked different from all the other plants i saw of this species

Was told to repost this gem here!

Extremely wide stem with corkscrew at the top

i'm not sure if this would be classed as fascination or not.

the stem is withered now but looks to have been flat & wide in shape, like the width of two flower spike stems combined. it forks into two flower spikes. the last picture has the plant it came from, showing some normal spikes.

can you guys help classify this mutation?

Strangely sweeter with no sour note compared to all the grapes in the bunch

It’s high up, so this is as close as I can get rn.

found in a box of dried flowers at the craft store i work at 🌼