Some of us are working and postingNanook of the north wrote:more pronounced might account for it, ive never seen bc stagger except as a clone. Thanks viz :)
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Why do clones have staggered internodes?
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Re: Why do clones have staggered internodes?
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Re: Why do clones have staggered internodes?
hahahahahaha :p
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Re: Why do clones have staggered internodes?
Staggered nodes is just a sign the plant has matured and is getting ready to go into pre-flower. That's why clones all have staggered nodes, It's because you take clones from a mature plant. Only seedlings have equal nodes from there first set of cotyledons until maturity.
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