What makes a plant do this?

hondagrower420

hondagrower420

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since1991 said:
I was given a free bottle of that brand at the pre Cup party in Clio last year. Very concentrated at 1 mil per gallon. Good stuff.
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Yup. I got this bottle for free and will be buying some armorSI to compare to.

The great part about silica is you can use it as ph up.

I use the higher strength dose @ 2.5ml per gal.

It really does make a difference in hydro.
 
ryan1918

ryan1918

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Yes it is currently flowering, and yes I've had steady fan's on it, not 24/7 but someday's I've probably had a steady fan on them so it could explain it(I also do move my plants around the grow room to so there not in the same spot all the times to prevent small tiny buds on spots they are lacking light) unfortunately I didn't get to put mt dew in it this time, maybe next grow
 
since1991

since1991

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Theres not any explanation needed or a mystery to be solved....we all have plants that do this. Its as normal as the leaves.
 
saiyaneye

saiyaneye

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HydroRed said:
Its just nice strong knuckles likely from a fan blowing on it and strengthening the nodes........or its the Dew. Do you have a strong fan blowing on it 24/7? Nothing to worry about though.
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How strong of fans do you have in your room. It could be itself healing from moving so much.
 
since1991

since1991

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ryan1918 said:
flowered a plant with Mt dew and water tasted and smelled like it because I didn't have proof I'm a liar lmao shit worked didn't yield a lot but some people are to scared to try something and what's it hurt if you got a bunch test with
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Hey bro.....cool experiment....but dont feed your plants mountain dew. Cmon. Lol.
 
HydroRed

HydroRed

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I have Kosher Kush plants with the same "large knuckles" on the base of the nodes and mine are still in veg right now. I have 2 oscillating fans blowing on them. Great for the room environment & it strengthens the branches in preparation for heavy yields. Some plants respond better than others with this though. I have GG4 in my momma room and she does NOT like the fan to blow on her. I had issues with the leaves growing in a "swirling" pattern with edges that looked eat up by a caterpillar or something. I was at a loss for figuring out what the deal was. Then I came across a thread on here about GG4 not responding well to being under direct fan. Sure enough, I moved my fans and the problems were resolved immediately. :clap: I do wish I could give credit to the member who posted it but I cant find the thread.
 
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