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Thanks! Is there any particular way I should tape it and what should I look for when seeing if it's time to remove the tape.Tape it back together ASAP.
Is this sufficient?I’d try a soft twine try try stabilize the joint
Yeah, I would criss cross tape that right? Im sure itll grow back together but faster with a piece of tape weaved through that manifold. I use micropore tape but ive seen all kinds used. I like to get the tear pressed back together so it can fuse right away, a proper stem split can build the plants strength, and immune system, plants strengthen and speed up as a defensive tactic in order to out grow a presented threat, the plant has signals to which it responds to, you have complete control of those signals, I believe heavy bending also increases grow speed and strengthens joints, thats the word I was looking forYour splint looks good. I like to get my splits pressed back together as tight as possible, but I'm sure that will heal just fine.
If you can find it online or at your local garden store there is plant glue for exactly this kind of situation. A friend even had one that had extra N in it!
Try to remember that joint will be weaker, especially if you are going into flower and it hasn't healed entirely yet. Big heavy buds could weigh it down enough to split again if not supported.
Agreed. Leave it. It’ll be fineLeave it the plant has already started to compartmentlised and it's healing itself carry on regardless . Od .
I've also had branches that never healed because I forgot about them. Hanging by a thread, barely supported, still produce buds.
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Happens pretty regular because I'm not a sicko, not into bondage. Don't believe in cutting up plants either. Yes there's roots attached to this plant I just finished smoking (yall can keep your jarred hay)
Question, if I split my plant but let it stay split a little wider than usual but twined the rest closed is that okay? Trying to get a more light coverage and thought about thatThe support you made there is just fine, the plant will heal itself very quick, worst case scenario is really only a week of slower growth, don't panic :-)
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