I recently read from someone that has tri-nodes. I have one, a rando bag seed, that just started to develop node 3 and it only has a single. I was going to play with manifold later, should I just chop the single and work from node 2?
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Better to let it get to growing before you top it.Focus and relativity. -
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I just had the same 8-9 week ago. And now it turned into a nice mainline with 8 colasJust because people are over 50 doesn’t mean they know everything.
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Never seen a single node plant. That is interesting! To clarify you dont mean alternating nodes but just a node out of one side? As a plant matures the nodes will start to alternate sides and this is normal. You usually see it sometime after 5 weeks i think. But if nodes are growing out of one side only that is something i have not dealt with.Comment
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Here’s my single nodeAttached FilesComment
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It almost looks like it self topped... i see two baby nodes but not much growth. How has temp and humidity been? It could just be a genetic freak tho...there is one in every family lol.Comment
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Temp and RH have been good for about a week. This was a bag seed the wife stuck in a pot on our deck and we put in a solo a week or ten days ago it was a sad little twig about 8in with just the first set of leaves. I just brought them in to experiment on while trying my auto grow.Comment
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ye leave for a bit if nothing happens chop below node then leave again worth doing just to see watch for reference mateComment
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