Split Plants Stems For Extra Resin Production

[Jack og]

...And don’t think for a minute there isn’t some sick sonofabitch sitting in his basement with a plant and a blowtorch pushing an immune response lol

Lol! Let us know what it does!!

 

[Daikokuten]

...And don’t think for a minute there isn’t some sick sonofabitch sitting in his basement with a plant and a blowtorch pushing an immune response lol

Google karrakins and redesign this test for them! I've always wanted to do that lol.

 

[Madbud]

Lol! Let us know what it does!!

Right away the handful of bluish leafhoppers got the hell out of Dodge

 

[Madbud]

Google karrakins and redesign this test for them! I've always wanted to do that lol.

Visions of blowing bong smoke into next years seedling closet, save your ashes!

 

[Madbud]

Its been a week, didn’t hurt the plant but not a big difference either.

 

[Ina]

Could it be something else instead of splitting?like loop the bark or just cut the main stem a little?May be it should be done on the main stem to make some difference?

 

[Jmaes Mabley]

In India, some people put Cobra Heads into the split stalks.
Might try some rattlesnake, or copperhead heads.:nailbiting:

 

[nikson]

hello farmers
I split up the other plants. i can say that from the day i'm going to split every plant two weeks before harvest. The split is made near the ground and there is a significant increase in the resin and white snow covering the plant. The timing is important and the location of the split. it did not harm the plant. Just the opposite, I saw that the flower became beautiful and filled with oil. I just stuck a screw for each of them close to the ground in the stem center. (2 weeks - 3 weeks before harvest)

 

[Buzzer777]

hello farmers
I split up the other plants. i can say that from the day i'm going to split every plant two weeks before harvest. The split is made near the ground and there is a significant increase in the resin and white snow covering the plant. The timing is important and the location of the split. it did not harm the plant. Just the opposite, I saw that the flower became beautiful and filled with oil. I just stuck a screw for each of them close to the ground in the stem center. (2 weeks - 3 weeks before harvest)

Hope you took a before and after picture?

 

[Madbud]

Hope you took a before and after picture?

Pictures or it didn't happen lol
Mine have fattened in the past week but thats expected, sticky as flypaper, rain and shine

 

[Daikokuten]

hello farmers
I split up the other plants. i can say that from the day i'm going to split every plant two weeks before harvest. The split is made near the ground and there is a significant increase in the resin and white snow covering the plant. The timing is important and the location of the split. it did not harm the plant. Just the opposite, I saw that the flower became beautiful and filled with oil. I just stuck a screw for each of them close to the ground in the stem center. (2 weeks - 3 weeks before harvest)

Describe to me how you saw the increase in resin. What do you mean by the flowers filled with oil? What are you saying changed with the white snow on the plant?

 

[CaliRooted]

Resin Increases more when plants reach maturity, maybe splitting helps because of the stress but I doubt it. Cold temps will give u better results on the resin production

 

[Madbud]

I couldn’t resist. Heres a mature shrub that i did a split stem on a month ago, possibly why theres a split developing on the main stalk(thats one piint for the guy who said not to damage a good plant). Anyway i stated with a narrow woodscrew that did nothing so i went with a 9/16th lag bolt to get a split. Only a couple days til chop anyway.

 

[Madbud]

Not gonna lie, its been 48 hours and i see a significant difference. The buds on this plant are absolutely glistening with new resin.

 

[Daikokuten]

Not gonna lie, its been 48 hours and i see a significant difference. The buds on this plant are absolutely glistening with new resin.

It's hard to tell in peak flowering with a new cut. They can tend to spurt. Are you keeping any clones of these? Do you grow indoors ever? Are you going to test again? I'm all for anecdotal shit, just keeping it within the realms of anecdotal info. There are scientific ways to test hormone response in plants. It's not perfect but with legalization i hope we begin testing these things and watching for auxin or aba response. Anyways, always stay testing, my only advice is to monitor the inner parts of your buds for any early bud rot that can occur anytime a plant is damaged.

 

[Madbud]

It's hard to tell in peak flowering with a new cut. They can tend to spurt. Are you keeping any clones of these? Do you grow indoors ever? Are you going to test again? I'm all for anecdotal shit, just keeping it within the realms of anecdotal info. There are scientific ways to test hormone response in plants. It's not perfect but with legalization i hope we begin testing these things and watching for auxin or aba response. Anyways, always stay testing, my only advice is to monitor the inner parts of your buds for any early bud rot that can occur anytime a plant is damaged.

Daily thing hunting cats, little dry brown spot, couple black dots and always a worm the size of a phonograph needle. Had 3 hanging from drying buds today too. Back on point, i’m thinking of splitting another, chopping all 3 girls this weekend. Never grew indoors other than seedlings, moderate success cloning for friends in June. This plant shows a handful of seeds, same as last years plants, which was where this one came from.