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Dabkingcommentedweek 137 months ago
Looking great
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Nutter Budder
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Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks 4-7
FIMing
weeks 5
Defoliation
weeks 5-6, 11
HST
weeks 8
Coco Coir
Grow medium
Perlite
Grow medium
Soil
Grow medium
11 L
Pot Size
7.57 L
Watering
Grow Conditions
Week 7
Flowering
43.18
cm
inch
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
13+ conditions after
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Nutrients
ml/l
ml/gal
tsp/gal
5+ nutrients after
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Grow Technique Usage
LST
Technique
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GreenWeeds10 months ago
I don’t know about Nutter Budder. All 3 plants have issues at the branches snapping off at the nodes.
Slightest bit of LST has snapped off multiple branches on all, Barely touching them.
Oh this will make late flower an absolute disaster.
At this point I might just throw away the clones from this strain, don’t waste money on it anymore. No point in figuring out what needs to be done nutritionally to help these things. The program I’m running is fine and there isn’t time to waste checking this issue.
One and done for Nutter Budder
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GreenWeedsstarted grow question 10 months ago
All 3 of these Nutter Budders have had issues with snapping branches at the node with only the slightest bit of LST.
I’ve never had this with the Rooted Leaf nutrients.
Is this a strain specific issue?
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BicRedanswered grow question 10 months ago
From what I can see, that knot already had a great development, if you have exerted force on an already structured knot, it is normal that it can break since the already developed and structured branches do not have as much flexibility as the new ones. Good Smokes😤😤😤
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Belgiums_basement_budzanswered grow question 10 months ago
Hey,
If you want to train your plant with strings try to put them higher on the branches,they are more flexible at the top,if you start pulling that low you could definitely snap them at the node
Closer to the center the branches are stiffer,they need to be able to hold all those heavy buds in the end
But if you need to train them that low you could try to supercrop them
✌️ happy growing
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Organomananswered grow question 10 months ago
Possibly.
Excess calcium can also cause brittle stems.
Thin wire like in the picture would not be my first choice either..........in fact it would be my last choice.
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Frosted_Nuggetscommentedweek 1a year ago
Looking good. May the grow gods be with you!
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Lemonhazelovercommentedweek 0a year ago
Happy growing and good luck buddy ☘️
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