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Internode Spacing?

Schlurpypurpey
Schlurpypurpeystarted grow question 19d ago
Still pretty new to all this and only so much info I can Find online about internode spacing. I’m aware that this is very dependent on strain, genetics and phenotypes but just curious for some feedback, how does my internode spacing look now about 2 weeks into flowering?
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Plant. Spaces between nodes
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TruTraTri
TruTraTrianswered grow question 19d ago
Your internode spacing looks very good – nice and tight without being too cramped. You’ve balanced the light and plant stretch really well, especially for early flower. If anything, you could have allowed a tiny bit more stretch by easing light intensity earlier, but honestly, it’s better to stay compact for strong bud development. Keep your environment steady and you’re set up for a great structure!
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 19d ago
Little lanky in some spots. The light might be a little underpowered, but doesn't mean it won't form some decent buds. Some plants lack production too, so comparing to previous plants under that light would help. And, like you said, sometimes it's in the genetics, but you have alternating axillary growth (asymmetrical), so they could be tighter. You'll know more once those bud sites fill out and start to ripen.
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Ultraviolet
Ultravioletanswered grow question 19d ago
Think of cannabis growth like a manufacturing line between dayshift and nightshift. To really dig deep into cell elongation you need to cover a few bases. Photosynthesis drives gas exchange, this creates a cohesive suction pressure that draws water up through the roots and up the xylem and across the plant. The drawing of water up from the roots and out to the air through the stomata is called transpiration. Transpiration is responsible for creating tugor pressure within the plant. The more transpiration that happens the more pressure is created, this is to be treated as a plant stressor. Can lead to plant "praying". Basically the plant grows like it gives itself a boner every night. Turgor pressure is responsible for cell elongation in plants. It is the driving force behind cell expansion and growth, pushing against the cell wall and causing it to stretch. This process is essential for plant development and morphogenesis, allowing cells to grow and change shape. A plant will slow down vertical growth once a ppfd threshold is reached, so long as the plant remains untopped the main stem will remain highest, top once or twice to create a candelabra shape as opposed to a evergreen tree shape. Your internode spacing looks very good, all those buds could potentially conjoin on the cola to form one massive cola. There is no right or wrong growmie, she is looking on point, full steam ahead!
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HinduGod
HinduGodanswered grow question 19d ago
IT LOOKS VERY VERY GOOD! YOU HAVE A VERY VERY BAD PAINTER!!😎
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Hashy
Hashyanswered grow question 19d ago
I'd say the spacing is fine.
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Ninjabuds
Ninjabudsanswered grow question 19d ago
Hey there it looks great good job. In the future intermodal spacing is dependent on genetics although you can manipulate them into being shorter and longer Alll you have todo is have a control for the plant like say durring veg you see the spacing to far so you should increase light intensity and squeeze them together more and if something if growing on top of itself then lower the light intensity and it will strech out Good luck
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yan402
yan402answered grow question 19d ago
Spacing looks good to me, growmie. Healthy mid-flower stretch, plenty of bud sites forming, you're on track. Maybe LST some of the tallest tops to get your light a couple of cm lower other than that which is optional I have nothing to add on this. 🤞🍀♥️
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