help snapped main stem

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skintight

Active Member

• May 1, 2007

• #1

hey ppl got a little prob. i was transplanting in the 3rd week and snapped the whole main stem off 1 of my babies.its still seems to be growing ok new growth but is it worth carrying on? can i make clones still? cheers

 

abudsmoker

Well-Known Member

• May 1, 2007

• #2

most of the time it will recover. this is weed for god sakes

 

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DoobsDay

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• May 1, 2007

• #3

so the stem came completely off?

 

SHAMAN

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• May 1, 2007

• #4

What ???
Do you have a pic??

 

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skintight

Active Member

• May 1, 2007

• #5

i have no main stem al all here it is ---

 

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SHAMAN

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• May 1, 2007

• #6

They are all main stem's now ....BONZI........HEHEHE

 

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skintight

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• May 1, 2007

• #7

so i keep growing as normal then? i suppose ill have less yield? this is my 1st time. this other is my best plant at 3 weeks old under 125w enviro cfl look ok?

 

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SHAMAN

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• May 1, 2007

• #8

They sould be fine ..... some is always better than none....that one is looking good

 

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skintight

Active Member

• May 1, 2007

• #9

cheers shaman wish me luck

 

mogie

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• May 1, 2007

• #10

Keep growing just like you pruned it.

 

soloudithertz

Active Member

• May 1, 2007

• #11

you can always extend the veg a little longer if you think it is going to yield less now. you should probably be fine. now you have 4 colas!

 

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DoobsDay

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• May 1, 2007

• #12

a clipped plant will produce less anyways

 

soloudithertz

Active Member

• May 1, 2007

• #13

DoobsDay said:

a clipped plant will produce less anyways

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i always thought clipped plants yielded more? since extra nodes are created. maybe if the plant was clipped while flowering?

 

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DoobsDay

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• May 1, 2007

• #14

yes,when you clip a plant you stunt its growth.

 

SHAMAN

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• May 1, 2007

• #15

DoobsDay said:

yes,when you clip a plant you stunt its growth.

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Yes and that forces new growth..

 

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DoobsDay

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• May 1, 2007

• #16

if you want to increase your yeild (my .02) low stress training is the best method, cutting new growth simply adds alot of stress and takes time for the plant to recover.

is the indoor or outdoor?

 

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DoobsDay

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• May 1, 2007

• #17

this is a very good example of how to put lsting to work...

International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums - LST training in detail. Why bushes are better