Can anyone tell me why the bud sites have grown these elongated thin stems on one plant and not the other? Also noticed it has much less foliage.
Maybe it's down to the main stem snap in week 3/4?
If everything was the same with both plants. (Strain, feeding, soil, light) then chances are it was stunned when it broke .
She's probably been stunned when broke and is a week or two behind the other.
Hi there!
One possible reason could be that you have nitrogen toxicity and that is making potassium harder to obtain for plants. One early sign of potassium deficiency is actually stretching.
This could be genetics or maybe the imbalance of nutrients has certain role in it too.
Probably genetics but you should be more concerned about the plants overall really dark green and very shiny appearance accompanied by nute burned tips and random clawed leaf tips which is indicative of Nitrogen toxicity. Tone down on the nutrients especially nitrogen during flower. I would flush it or give straight water next time. Cheers 🍻
@Fruitgrower that would be bad genetics and improper breeding by not homogenizing the seeds. Those breeders should be getting ranked lower than the others. Noticed a few ppl mention pheno's not matching.