Twisted stem

[Jayjay128]

 

[Jayjay128]

I been having some issues with my plants was wondering if anyone had seen this before?

 

[AdaminCO]

You need to back fill all of that with whatever medium you’re using. Go an inch past that first set.

 

[Jayjay128]

 

[Phytoplankton]

A picture of the whole plant would be helpful.

 

[Azimuth]

And, where's the light source? That looks to me like the plant grew toward the light, then the pot was turned and the plant turned back in the new direction of the light.

Possible?

 

[Jayjay128]

 

[Jayjay128]

I wish if it was from light source lol
I been asking around everywhere but no one had seen this before
That why I decided to post some pictures on line and hope to find answers

 

[Jayjay128]

It started after I brought in a plant from a buddy so I cut everything down and restart everything but this is still happening after I restarted everything from fresh seeds

 

[Jayjay128]

I’ll post some more pictures tomorrow when I get a chance

 

[Jayjay128]

I’ll post some more pictures tomorrow when I get a chance

 

[SmokingWings]

I wish if it was from light source lol
I been asking around everywhere but no one had seen this before
That why I decided to post some pictures on line and hope to find answers

Twisted line in the stems are something I see all the time. The bigger the plant gets the more often I see the twist lines show up in the bark somewhere on the plant. I figure it is normal, like some of the patterns in tree bark, and nothing to worry about.

A couple of photos of a Blue Dream clone with the lines showing.

 

[cbdhemp808]

I agree with @SmokingWings on the twisting pattern. My other 2 cents... I'm sensing perhaps not enough nitrogen... leaf development seems a bit sparse. I'm not an indoor grower, but maybe other folks could confirm if these plants also look a bit stretchy, indicating perhaps not enough light. Good luck with your grow!

 

[AdaminCO]

I think it’s because you don’t have the correct amount of light causing the plant to stretch more than normal, then it gets moved and/or spun around causing it to stretch another direction towards the light.
You have them feet away from your plants where most LEDs say 24” is max distance. Mine hang at 18” above the canopy. You can see from the node spacing (stretch) that there isn’t enough light for the plants.
Get more lighting, adjust to the proper height, trim your lower branches, backfill the rest of your pots with soil, and I think you’ll be in you’re way to a great harvest.

Here’s proper node spacing at 3 weeks.