just my 2cents here but..goodd medium + big container + lots of light + ph'd water = good enough stalk to hold up a healthy plant....and lets just say there is never enough light
Not so much the roots but the small white speckles ... On the first picture the branch that comes off to the left has white speckles on it ... some of My pants also have it some don't
Not so much the roots but the small white speckles ... On the first picture the branch that comes off to the left has white speckles on it ... some of My pants also have it some don't
Basically I've always wondered between the yields that I have ran how big of an issue the size of the stem was. Mainly because I've had average stems that yielded alright results and I've had fat stems that were more developed and benefited me greatly. I've always wondered however was there a trick to getting the stems bigger in a more suitable fashion rather than just vegging for long periods of time. Usually the trick I used to force my stems to grow thicker is that I force alot of air on them and force the plant to support itself. This method does work but it is a gradual process. Any suggestions?
I use Power Si which is monosilicic acid, the form of silica that is readily bioavailable to the plants.
Regular silica takes days /weeks to break down so it takes a while to see the benefits which are minimal if at all.