Thanks! I'll be sure to make the adjustment!
mechanical flexing of the stem which is known as thigmomorphogenesis. A proven fact and one of those I fucking love science things.
How often would you recommend watering new plants? 1-3 weeks of planting ?
should be easy to find at a hydro store or nursery. I f you have to get online, raw has a dry version
I'm sure this is probably what's happening, do u know any way around it? Or a way to deal with such problems?
when it's dry, pick it up, when it;s wet, pick it up, when it feels light, water her, but don't wait until it wilts. Keep soil Moist, don't ever let it fully dry out.
SORRY, but, growth rate and stem strength, 2 different things. I love reading comprehension and experience.
Again, I disagree. Cannabis is a fairly dry plant. Letting your soil dry out makes the roots go looking for water, increasing root mass however to long without water can be a bad thing of course. Dont always let your soil remain wet thats not good.
Thigmomorphogenesis (Thigma --> to touch in Greek) is the response by plants to mechanical sensation (touch) by altering their growth patterns. In the wild, these patterns can be evinced by wind, raindrops, and rubbing by passing animals.
Again, reading comprehension. I said, Moist, not WET. you should never let your soil FULLY dry. ANY good gardener knows this.
AGAIN. if you TOUCH it, it isn't going to make it STRONGER, it MAY take c02 or have special feelings to your touch that triggers a faster growth rate, But it doesn't build cell walls
Pretty much.
