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Jorgeeee
Jorgeeeestarted grow question 2d ago
How do you see them? Day 38 of flowering should they get thicker? They seem thin. They are supposed 9weekers
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RasendeRollo92
RasendeRollo92answered grow question 2d ago
Hey 👋 Yes they will gain in size a lot. Just be patient, from my point of view you have like 4-5 weeks to go. Hope that helped.
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Hashy
Hashyanswered grow question 1d ago
The swelling happens right at the end and they become nice and big.
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MrGrowDiarie
MrGrowDiarieanswered grow question 2d ago
The white Pastillen say no im not ready and nrown say yeah im ready for
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Mr_big_is_bud_good
Mr_big_is_bud_goodanswered grow question 2d ago
Are you feeding it any flowering nutrients? If not that'll help big time. She'll get thicker.
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 2d ago
you won't get more calyxes growing - just existing ones fattening up the rest of the way. this is mostly genetics but can be due to growing methods too. e.g. an over-crowded canopy will have more stretch than if it wasn't. A plant with too many colas per sq ft will also tend to have smaller buds. Per genetics and assuming competency elsehwere, there's really no way to circumven the ceiling of grams per sq ft (realtive to ambient or supplemented co2). Some genetics might top out higher, but that's not in our control. More is not necessarily better when it comes to branching / number of colas per area. If you can max out yield with just 2-3 colas per sq ft, that's all you need. i don't think your canopy is over-crowded, but sure seems like some excess stretching occured. It could be genetics or self-inflicted. if you stripped off fan leaves, this can also cause needless stretch. Defoliation is a bad idea unless there is a specific reason to do it. not some vagaue broscience 'it helps the plant focus on buds' type conjecture that is not and never was based on any evidence. "supposed to be 9weekers" that's all fine and good, but what should be is irrelevant to what is. Genetic variety, again, will be a huge impact on this even if it is the same strain. Observe and react.. .time will tell if they are 9 weekers. Maybe, one finishes in 52 days and another in 65. These are not things within our control. You just patiently let them happen.
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