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they’re still early to mid-flower, so the buds have time to bulk up. Here’s what matters for outdoor bud density Phosphorus & Potassium Once you’re in flower, dial up your P and K. Those are the nutrients that build bud mass. If you’re not feeding bloom nutrients, that’s your first move. A good P:K ratio helps pack on weight. Sunlight Outdoor buds get bigger with more direct sun. Make sure your plants aren’t shaded by anything. Full sun all day = fatter buds. Stress management Don’t stress the plants unnecessarily. No overwatering, no nutrient burns, no heat shock. Stress = smaller, airy buds. Genetics Some strains just naturally make smaller, airy buds no matter what you do. If yours are prone to that, you’re fighting uphill. But most strains will fatten if you give them the right nutrients and light. Time They’re not done yet. Let them finish. The last 2–3 weeks of flower is where most of the bulk happens. Keep feeding them right, give them full sun, and be patient. The density will come.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Nothing you can do for this plant though, it is too close to being finished.

Growing them outdoors at the right time of year is the main factor. Not defoliating is another. Using mycorrhizae when planting certainly helps, as does feeding with humic acid, fulvic acid and amino acids. However, genetics is the overiding factor.

You limit is the genetics if you setup and your feeding is perfect. If you have a smaller plant you got smaller buds for sure. Grow a photoperiod with longer veg. next time and you get bigger buds 👍 Your Calyx Laboratory

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Mostly based on genetics and how you grow em. If you have good genetics, then the limiting factors are how you grow em from lights to feed to environment. If everything is good and the genetics are mid. does not matter what you do or how you do it. it just won't be a fatty. The plant also looks like an auto. maybe try photoperiods or clones.