Broken stalk help please

[Uncle Ben]

at least we're a little more congenial now. i had it pruned, not cut down. it's a massive tree. tree guys i had quote it said it was the largest they've ever seen. it's arguably the oldest in the county. i love it and have since childhood on this 4 generation 40acre farm/ranch. do you own a bucket truck? i get the feeling you'd be unable to even bid on the job much less cope with the scale of the project. ever do wire bracing on an old tree? weekend warrior comes to mind. i also have a crew on the back lot logging pine and hardwoods.

Definately a job for pros. Tree sounds wonderful. We have 300+ y.o. live oak trees on my farm and around.

BTW, I noticed the grafting, the cleft grafts and yes, you must use some kind of sealing compound for that. But if you're just pruning to trim or shape a tree, it's best to leave the wound open.

 

[akhiymjames]

Has anyone successfully grafted cannabis. I've seen people try it several times but never a complete result. I know it can be done I just wanna see some real results

 

[Uncle Ben]

Has anyone successfully grafted cannabis. I've seen people try it several times but never a complete result.

That's because stupid is as stupid does.

 

[SweetestCheeba]

Wats up guys i know this is a old thread but he same thing happened 2 days ago to one of my girls. she was in a 2l pot and her stalk snapped about 60% so i repotted her in a 2gal pot and i now see growth continuing, should i cease to worry. i havent taped or tied her jus buried the stalk wen i repotted her.