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Goldgrower16

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Was stressing my auto and it was growing nicely I tried to straighten it out and the cop snapped it’s been one week do o have a shot
 
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Matthewstever

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Leave her alone for a couple days. If she turns dry and crispy....she's dead.
 
Goldgrower16

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She has been like this for a week the leaves are crispy but the stem he still alive and juicy and the roots are still white been giving them I just filled oxygen bed with Hydro guard and letting the roots sold for 5 to 10 minutes
 
Matthewstever

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Eh, if you've got the room and the time, let her be...with good white roots there's always a chance she could resprout new growth...
 
Jimster

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If the top is crispy, it is most likely dying or dead. The plant below the break will continue to grow and put out new shoots. If I see the broken part (usually the top of the shoot) wilting fairly quickly, I know the nutrient pathways ave been destroyed and will usually remove it from the plant, cut about 1/8 of an inch off of the bottom where the break is to clean up the damaged area, and put it in a small glass of water. It will usually root and provide you with a nice backup clone... you can then either plant it or use it for cloning or seed production.
 
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