Whats up yall, I'm buds4becca and I'm new to this site. I have a question for all of you hydro enthusiasts out there.

<<HERES THE QUESTION>>

My best friend in Austin, Texas swears up and down that all hydroponically grown marijuana has hollow stems, and will not buy a sack of any bud called hydro that does not have hollow stems. I have asked countless people about this, and it seems that people from Austin generally think this way, while people from Houston, Texas call just about all good weed "dro". Most of the "hydro" that I purchase is from Houstonites, and the stems in the sack are seldom hollow inside. My friend holds that these people are lying about the quality of their bud.

So...

What determines the structure of the stem? Is it:
The growing method used
The quality and/or health of the plant
The part of the plant
The strain of bud
or something else?

Any help is appreciated!!!
buds4becca Reviewed by buds4becca on . Need an EXPERT to answer a tricky question Whats up yall, I'm buds4becca and I'm new to this site. I have a question for all of you hydro enthusiasts out there. <<HERES THE QUESTION>> My best friend in Austin, Texas swears up and down that all hydroponically grown marijuana has hollow stems, and will not buy a sack of any bud called hydro that does not have hollow stems. I have asked countless people about this, and it seems that people from Austin generally think this way, while people from Houston, Texas call just about all Rating: 5