Staggering branches

[Tead]

My vegging plants totally have staggered branches. It's a sign of overall plant maturity, not flowering.

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[BWC BayArea]

then how do my veg plants have staggered branches? please explain, thanks.

No clue. I just know what I read and c. Never seen it and I typed what I read. Now the subject has surpassed my scope. I'm in search of the same answer. I guess now we wait. Frankly I don't feel like doin the research right now. So I believe I'll wait for a respected members opinion on this until I'm satisfied. Good question tho (the original question).

 

[brider]

my girls started to get staggering branches by the third branch.......i have 15 girls and all but two started by the third branch....they were no where close to maturity

 

[brider]

pics will not come up.......i dont know what i am doing wrong.

 

[BWC BayArea]

Interesting. I'd like to know why. I'll be watching. Never had this experience.

 

[Tead]

You've been posting your photos with an extra "https://"on the front end. I suspect when you're cutting and pasting the url from the photo gallery, you're not overwriting the existing "https://" that is there by default. I noticed it and looked before I hit your last posts in the thread.

i.e.

Your photos in your posts above have a url of https://http//www.420magazine.com/gallery/data/500/DSCI0127.JPG
Notice the double "https://"?

The proper url should be https://www.420magazine.com/gallery/data/500/DSCI0127.JPG

In my experience, staggered branches are absolutely normal as the plant grows. They're only even when the plant is very young. Once it grows a bit, the branches should stagger at fairly even intervals.



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[brider]

okay....thanks alot tead.