You wont see it late. The tap root grows first, then secondary then lateral roots. You are seeing lateral roots.
yea, like I said last time, under that premise, you are correct.
Cool. I think of you and the argument as well.
begrudgingly I agree, sorta..
Its not normal. Its a sign of a deficiency. A cannabis plant should be green and healthy from start too finish.
I agree, some will yellow. If a leave is yellow and feels healthy to the touch, looks healthy and doesn't easily fall off then its fine. Autos tend to yellow at the end anyways.
there's more large side roots for it to be considers fibrous i think.
No hard feelings. I enjoy a good debate where people don't resort to flinging crap.
I can see why people think fibrous.
ok i can see how that works. yea i usually grow cannabis in raised beds and it has a pretty obvious tap root but since im unaware of the technicalities of tap vers fibrous i leaned toward fibrous from having all that extra hairyness.
Also on a fibrous system the roots com from the plant, like on a clone. On taproot systems you have a main root that all other branching comes from.
woah so you're saying when i grow from cutting i get a completely different root system style?
That plays a role to. The type of medium. The size and shape probably play a role in how the roots form. Watering habits will affect them to.
yea like a carrot with too much Nitrogen produces multiple taps