


Tell me what you think about it today, how bad is it?
Will she be ok? How will will it effect the yield? Should I take it to the merg?

Yup fixed one with electrical tape in a pinch one time turned out just finei did that too about 2 weeks ago. rushed to the garage to get duct tape and zip ties. she is doing fine now.
try to mend her wound ASAP
i'm waiting to see how big the "knuckle" will be at harvest time. these plants are tough as nails.Yup fixed one with electrical tape in a pinch one time turned out just fine
Yes they are, they can have all kinds of deficiencies and what not, but imo they are very hard to completely kill, I've nursed them back from the brink of death!i'm waiting to see how big the "knuckle" will be at harvest time. these plants are tough as nails.
Did the scars swell up eventually and fill in the space a little bit? What if I used a sterile blade, scrabed it neatly and zip tied them? Would that be worse than just simply zip trying them or just leaving them be? Because it looks like they'll bounce back. I forgot to mention I immediately gave them a foliar feeding, magic green hoping it would helpMine ripped/split itself open growing, it will scar and heal. Can see the old scars here.
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Yeah they filled themselves in as it dried, I didn’t split it from training it just happened from growth. I would just do what the guys said, give it a bit of closing support and let it be.Did the scars swell up eventually and fill in the space a little bit? What if I used a sterile blade, scrabed it neatly and zip tied them? Would that be worse than just simply zip trying them or just leaving them be? Because it looks like they'll bounce back. I forgot to mention I immediately gave them a foliar feeding, magic green hoping it would help
I got a cheaper version of what you're talking about and it was bitch to do but I figured it out. The red is where I wrapped around the closest nodes and yellow is how I twisted the two outer parts together in the middle and surprisingly gave it enough torsion to close it up!I found that cheap plant tie that has minimal wire and a bunch of rubber works well too, I also use the wider Velcro stuff that can be seen at the back end of the tape measure, the rubber wire you can twist to the desired clamp and easily back it off as needed.