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instead of wasting a bunch of time, im going to get right to it. two veg rounds in a row have internodes that are literally centimeters apart. 1K's are 5 to 6ft above canopy, most are set to 600 now, and all environmental conditions, along with nutrients, are identical to previous normal growth and are within optimal ranges.
healthy clones from three different sources, are all growing new healthy, green growth that has node spacing so tiny, my first thought was that someone poisoned our water with pgr's. 4 weeks of veg in a hugo always correlates to at least a 3 to 4ft tall plant, these are only 12in or less, but with far more nodes than the usually four footer. and frankly, these stunted little fuckers have more matted roots under the hugo than normal. bright white roots, green growth.
now, i have no interest in hearing " you want tight node spacing" . i currently have one pic for an example and its after 2 weeks of flowering and them " stretching" . its ridiculous, i have never in my life seen such compact growth while also seeing a huge healthy root system, and no leaf discoloration. i will post more pics tomorrow of the new vegging plants, that seem to be starting to do the same thing.
thanks for any help, im going crazy trying to figure out what would cause this. i even made sure the difference in day and night temperature was larger to try and increase node spacing both times.
two weeks into bloom after she stretched to twice what her internode length was
healthy clones from three different sources, are all growing new healthy, green growth that has node spacing so tiny, my first thought was that someone poisoned our water with pgr's. 4 weeks of veg in a hugo always correlates to at least a 3 to 4ft tall plant, these are only 12in or less, but with far more nodes than the usually four footer. and frankly, these stunted little fuckers have more matted roots under the hugo than normal. bright white roots, green growth.
now, i have no interest in hearing " you want tight node spacing" . i currently have one pic for an example and its after 2 weeks of flowering and them " stretching" . its ridiculous, i have never in my life seen such compact growth while also seeing a huge healthy root system, and no leaf discoloration. i will post more pics tomorrow of the new vegging plants, that seem to be starting to do the same thing.
thanks for any help, im going crazy trying to figure out what would cause this. i even made sure the difference in day and night temperature was larger to try and increase node spacing both times.
two weeks into bloom after she stretched to twice what her internode length was