Why and when do plants shift from paired nodes to alternating? Some kind of survival thing?
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“Patience is a virgin, but her sister Constance, now she's a [whore]” ....Canuck147
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Sign of maturity. Preparing to create flowers it’s a way to avoid mold and take advantage of the whole branch. In a way tells you it’s ready to sex aka flowering -
Well put niner
does maturity influence bud develoment?“Patience is a virgin, but her sister Constance, now she's a [whore]” ....Canuck147
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From personal experience I know that if you try to flower a plant too small it will take way longer to flower because it will continue to veg under 12/12 until it’s ready to flower and still then it will take longer han if you waited. I guess it must affect bud size it’s completely related to branch thickness and height
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Hmmm. Branch thickness... new model to compare to“Patience is a virgin, but her sister Constance, now she's a [whore]” ....Canuck147
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I look at lear devolpment, and number of nodes protruding“Patience is a virgin, but her sister Constance, now she's a [whore]” ....Canuck147
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So whats a branch thickness at harveat... main cola... 4mm?
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