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Plants from a seed batch can be different in stem girth as well as other characteristics,bigger stem usually means heavier flowers and overall larger plant to support this. Some stems are flacid to bend with the wind and rain and some are thick to resist.I haven't found nothing specific and I'm really curious about It.
Do you guys have some experience of same seeds/different stem sizes?
Or you know some theorical fact on this matter? It makes sense that if nutrients and stuff have to traver more It can change something compared to a smaller stem, but I really don't know...
Can It lead to a different yield?
Sure it does,grow a thin stem outside and thick stem and see which gives bigger plantsAt what stage of growth are you measuring stems? between which nodes?
BTW, stem strength does not seem to be a big influence on bud size and weight -- at least not historically. Otherwise, trellis netting wouldn't come with most tents.
Do you use silica?I've got some tiny ass stems holding up some massive buds on my Sundae Drivers right now.
I think it's more genetic than anything else
Do you use silica?
It works amazingly good. You will notice a huge difference in the stems.Nope! I've been tempted to look into it though
It works amazingly good. You will notice a huge difference in the stems.
I use cyco potassium silicate 1tsp/g and quit mid flower. The difference is so obvious you don't wonder if it did anything or not.Recommendations on adding it to soil & what to use?
Doesn't potassium silicate have a low bio-availability? I've heard that it can't even be used in hydro because it needs to be a ph of 7 to be absorbed.I use cyco potassium silicate 1tsp/g and quit mid flower. The difference is so obvious you don't wonder if it did anything or not.
I always foliar feed (spray) my potassium silicate. Not only do I believe it absorbs better, it also helps prevent PM.Doesn't potassium silicate have a low bio-availability? I've heard that it can't even be used in hydro because it needs to be a ph of 7 to be absorbed.
Idk never heard that before. @Aqua Man I use it in promix; add the silica first then nutes, then adjust ph if needed.Doesn't potassium silicate have a low bio-availability? I've heard that it can't even be used in hydro because it needs to be a ph of 7 to be absorbed.
How strong do u mix?I always foliar feed (spray) my potassium silicate. Not only do I believe it absorbs better, it also helps prevent PM.
I use Emerald Harvest Sturdy Stalk and usually mix between 2 and 4 ml per gallon and add a wetting agent. EH makes pretty potent stuffHow strong do u mix?
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