Does anyone know of a single stem drug variety that grows with very little to no branching? Which varieties are the least branchy?? Ace seeds has Pakistani Skunk but that still has a good deal of lower branches. I have a Lavender cross growing right now and it is branchy af. It is a round bush. If you were to think about large scale outdoor field grown cannabis, wouldn't this be necessary? Big branchy bushes are just way more difficult to deal with when using mechanical harvesters and planters. So I'd like to get a head start and breed some single stem varieties. Thanks
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Single Stem Variety?
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mudballs
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These plants arent self pruning but plant density per acre will create competition and will stunt lower branches by default through heliotropism
FellaAndrene
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Many old lines based prominently on Afghan and Pakistani genetics are like this - Deep Chunk, Afghani #1, Ganesh (Mandala Seeds), Bubba crosses, later iterations of Sour Bubble, etc.
Like @mudballs said - in the field, plants naturally form a beautiful "sea of green" if the spacing is tight. This can be emulated indoors, like ZillaGrowery has displayed.
12/12 from seed (or from day 14) also results in a very tight, pole-like morphology.
Like @mudballs said - in the field, plants naturally form a beautiful "sea of green" if the spacing is tight. This can be emulated indoors, like ZillaGrowery has displayed.
12/12 from seed (or from day 14) also results in a very tight, pole-like morphology.
I thought this was one variety like that. Thanks for confirming.
I also like the semi-auto trait and have heard the Moroccans have this.
