LengyBlueCheese
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nice one hydro im going to check them out now
Can anyone help I have supercropped my plant a few days ago and have noticed a split
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GreenThumbsMcgee
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so should i worry, mine is starting to show signs of wilting. the leaves have no sturdiness to them, really borderline wilting looking, and i just supercroped yesterday for the first time. i think i am hateing this idea of abusing my plants, my greatest fear is coming true! it is about a mont old, and on shorter side, it had 3 nodes, so i supercroped the main stem, is that bad? like i said ...this was a first. it looks like it MIGHT bounce back, but idk...i am pretty scared to be honest. i wish i could provide a pic, but i cant.
GreenThumbsMcgee
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scratch that man! it was the weirdest thing i have ever seen...it bounced back in a matter of minutes. i taped it up the wound the best i could from the super cropping, and watered it, and put it in the window for a change, and left it for 15 min, and when i came back, it had perkd back up. crazy. scard the shit outta me.
midnitetoak
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It'll heal with time & tlc. If it's real bad tape it up & splint with a chopstick or something
GreenThumbsMcgee
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now my other baby is doing the exact same thing as this one i was talking about did. very moist feeling and leafs shrunken, and wilty looking....tho, the spot where i did my bending is strengthing up, and i feel is solid now, but should i still splint it? maybe if not just like a bandaid, to keep stuff out of it? i am really new to this method.
midnitetoak
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I've bent, split, hacked, & taped back up...they always snap back if rest of her is healthy with some care. I only use a splint if it's needed good luck
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