The attached photos are an example of the structure of nugs that I am wondering about. I know the looks of these nugs may not be for everyone, but I interested in having one strain that can produce these really dense nugs. The problem is I am not sure how to go about producing nugs like these. I have been told its strain dependent. This makes sense, but what strains can I try to find to get this? I have heard its trimming. This doesnt quite make total sense to me. In my opinion no matter how much leafy material you remove if the nugs are not thick and tight then they wont be like these in the photo. The nugs I am refering to really do not have much fluf to them. You can pench them and the will compress, but you can totally tell they are really dense. I am not sure if you took a big nug and trimmed tons of leaf material away that it would replicate the nugs similar to the photos. I believe the nugs are just not leafy in the first place. There are some nugs similar to these that are kind of foxtail like, but the are still dense and thick without alot of leafy material. Usually covered quite well in trichomes. Does anyone know what it is that produces these dense nugs? Can anyone direct me to some strains to try, some light technique, nutrients, or how ever they are produced. I would love to know. Its Bathsaltz by LITFarms genetics. What I am wondering is If i were purchase this same strain would I end up with similar nugs? What would I need to do to help replicate them? Dont get me wrong I dont find this nug structure any better or worse vs other nug structures. Its just something that I would like to have one plant produce along with some other nug structures and terp profiles. Variety is the spice of life. Let me know.
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