The bubble that appears on internodes?

[lysol]

Wherever the plant branches a "bubble" is formed (structural support for the branch?)

Is there a science term?

 

[Fraggle Rock]

swollen calyx

 

[PhenoMenal]

 

[humble1]

collar?

 

[PhenoMenal]

'node' maybe (looking at wikipedia's page for "stem" indicates i might be right), although the bulbous part may still have a unique name

 

[dargo]

I think he talking about something different, I see it on the plants I lst more clearly

 

[Pallidus127]

There's a parasite called a "Scale" that looks like what your describing. A small bubble that affixes itself to the stem or leaves, doesn't really move all that much and looks like a bubble.

If it is scale or mealybugs, manual removal is the simplest method.

 

[whodair]

sometimes i get a bubble at the node where branch meets the main stem. usually during that inital phase of rapid vegetative growth.

 

[shaunmulok]

I think this is what Lysol is talking about but i don't know what its called
this was a bubbleicious x cali orange

some strains do it some don't

 

[deemstar]

I think this is what Lysol is talking about but i don't know what its called
some strains do it some don't

I think that was what he was talking about too. Not sure on the exact science of it. From what I can tell it is almost a brace of sorts, but I would love to hear any specific botanical knowledge regarding it

 

[Sobekobe]

I also see it alot after a supercropping, like swollen scar tissue

 

[shaunmulok]

I also see it alot after a supercropping, like swollen scar tissue

yeah i see it at supercroping sites as well

 

[PhenoMenal]

It's not uncommon on regular (untrained/no LST etc) plants either

 

[jittles]

My buddy calls them his plant's muscles. They remind me of biceps on an arm hehe

 

[Bumble Buddy]

Nice photos of "it" shaunmulok, whatever the heck "it" is...

 

[lysol]

Thanks for the pic shaunmulok, that's what I'm talking about.
I wonder if it correlates with higher yielding phenotypes?