I’ve grown thousands of plants, I’ve noticed this from time to time, but never to this extreme. This occurs throughout the life cycles and transfers when cloned. It’s also detaches in an odd way if you pluck a branch when small, almost as if it has an anchor and a typical release point, ot that makes sense. Kind of like where a leaf would naturally detach
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Don’t know what it’s called but some leaves are more secure than others.
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The knuckles ? That’s from a silicate rich diet.
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That simple? No other plants of mine do it currently, and they all get the same water and nutes
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@Foreigner It is a plant with very secure leaves. I guess it also likes extra secure branches 
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I guess some plants react to it at a lower threshold. From experience and reading around… bumping potassium silicate for example will exacerbate this phenomenon…
I like a little knuckle coupled with full stems on larger plants. Seem to prevent snappy branches under weight.
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Turgid flex
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This is probably my best hunted plant, my only complaint is when I plucking leaves it’ll bring a budsite with it
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That’s a nice little visual, thanks! Ashamed to admit I’m still memorizing these
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Ideally you would cut fans petioles with something sharp and clean an inch off the branch/stalk to prevent open wounds
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Ideally, but I struggle to not be a habitual plucker. Gotta keep those bud sites illuminated 
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Oh, and since every thread is better with flowers… Here’s one if her clones flowering (30ish) as of yesterday
She’s 50% white widow, 25% Berryfreak, 12.5% DuckIBL 12.5 % Huckleberry Soda
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Nice! Sexy lady for sure!! Crazy pedigree too 
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