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2 out of my first 3 plants I have grown have had r...
HiddenMessagestarted grow question 4y ago
2 out of my first 3 plants I have grown have had rather fluffy/airy buds. Not quite as dense I am hoping for. Is this genetic or something im doing wrong? Maybe Im missing nutrients? lights not strong enough? any ideas?
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Robertsanswered grow question 4y ago
Proper phosphorus and calcium in flowering, plus temperature plays a major effect you want it about 80 to 83 degrees when budding maybe a little warmer in veg if you want it to grow faster. you're lighting will also play in effect if it's not strong enough or if you don't have proper air circulation and your humidity has big jumps. There are a handful of variables to meet and maintain. Some strain will have airy buds regardless to. Good luck and happy growing 🌲🌲🌲👊
SherpaParkesyanswered grow question 4y ago
Lots of variables. Without knowing all conditions I say genetics do play apart but more importantly are light intensity and type as well as what and when you’re feeding them nutrients.
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Bongkhananswered grow question 4y ago
Hey there, the diary you stated here ;seems great to me considering resin producrion. To increase yields ;a lot of things count in ; LST ,HST , humidity ,temperature and finally strong light and right nutrient ratios of npk. If you did plant training right ; then you just need to maintain npk ratios perfectly as per flowering stages which you can easily find out by googling. Hope it helps.
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