Bone head move

Csufan97

Active Member
So I was reading a thread on training branches so the leaves would get more light etc. long story short I broke a branch off which left me stressing over the hole where the branch was. Is everything going to be cool with the plant and do I need to do anything with the hole left where the branch was. I ended up taking several clones off the branch but I am worried about the plant now.
 

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aCiDjEsUs

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In a weeks time, it will be healed, and there will be a big "knuckle" where the damage was. Your plant will be good as new.
 

Csufan97

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Whew dam branches are fragile I think I will stay away from training for a little while. Got three really good clones out of the whole mess.
 

ASMALLVOICE

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I did a similar move a few weeks back. I needed to enlarge the hole for my 6" duct going through the ceiling in the grow room. I had moved the plants over to one side so I could get to the spot. I completed cutting the sheetrock and laid the sheetrock saw on top of the mh light I am using. I was vacuuming the area and bumped the light and the sheetrock saw rolled off the light and took both tops and a main side branch of of my first female plant.
I thought I was going to puke, so I ended up having 3 clones that were unintentional, 2 made it 1 did not. The hole that was left from the side branch sealed itself in about a week and a half and it was ripped, not broke so there is about an inch long scar on the side of it, but it is healed over with a brownish nasty looking scar, but it is flowering its ass off now.

Lesson learned - move the plants plum outa the way if there is anything related to construction going on in the grow room.

Peace

Asmallvoice
 

Csufan97

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Dam asmallvoice I would have shit had I dropped something on her. These ladies are really forgiving I am starting to notice.
 

unohu69

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its way worse when you hike out to your spot and find deer had a field day with the girls..:( those that survive.. survive.
 

Csufan97

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If deer are like dogs that deer got quite the buzz. My dog got a hold of a tiny bud and was high school high. Lucky bastards and their enzmyes
 

unohu69

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for some reason it seems like deer are more of a early season thing. the reigning theory around here is, there isnt as much nice green stuff for the deer to eat yet, and we toss out nice healthy green delights all laid out for them.
 
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