moash
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in order to induce branching,the stem must be topped or trained so the hormones can be redirected to other nodes
i think u may have tried to fim but didnt do it right
just let it be and u will be rewarded
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i think u may have tried to fim but didnt do it right
just let it be and u will be rewarded
9867mike777
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Even if you regen correctly, it can take weeks where the plant looks like hell before it finally bounces out of the shock and starts branching out again. I almost trashed my last WW because of this. Fortunately, I waited and my friend had a male WW to pollinate it. I ended up getting 600 seeds of high quality. The advantage of regening a plant, which means taking it to full harvest and cutting 90% of the bud, is that you know the entire history of the plant. So you know if it is one you want to use for seeds. It would also make a good mother as the harvesting and topping creates lots of little clone starts that can be excellent.
tony nice
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alright thanks dudes she looks better already, nice new leaves comin off the node where i cut from. but even MORE bad news, after lsting another branch a couple days ago it bent too much so i tied it up for some support and took the string away after a few days and now the branch was barely hanging on and the whole branch and leaves all drooping and dark green!!!!! is there any way to save it??
tony nice
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should i make new cuts on the ends?
moash
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if the original ends r too messed up to put together,then yes
if u r going to make new cuts then i recommend doing what is called a saddle graft...google it
this way it will be more stable and u may not need a splint
also make sure u seal the wound before u wrap it(cloning gel works) and a rubberband will prob work better than tape
u may also need to trim some of the leaves on the scion so it wont wilt so bad
goodluck
tony nice
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alright i see what you mean, veryy interesting stuff gunna have to be a surgeon for this one.if the original ends r too messed up to put together,then yes
if u r going to make new cuts then i recommend doing what is called a saddle graft...google it
this way it will be more stable and u may not need a splint
also make sure u seal the wound before u wrap it(cloning gel works) and a rubberband will prob work better than tape
u may also need to trim some of the leaves on the scion so it wont wilt so bad
goodluck
<3thanks for the help moash very good information to get at a time like this