dargd1
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Happens more than you know. You taped it up, it will be fine. They are incredibly resilient. I have done it myself, taped it up all was well.
Shit did I kill her?!!!
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GroErr
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Looks great, just let her do her thing and heal up, looks like she'll be fine.
kratos015
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Happens often and you fixed it correctly. In another couple of weeks though, remove the tape after it's all healed up. The tape could actually suffocate the branches if left unchecked. Believe it or not though, once it's all healed up this is going to help your bottom line a lot more than you think. The stems are going to be much bigger and more sturdy because of what happened, you'll be surprised how well this ends up working out for you in the end 
Chunky Stool
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Yep. You've got mites for sure.
RangiSTaxi
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If its mites 100% pure Rosemary oil 10ml per litre, 5 ml of dishwashing soap and 10ml of horticultural oil in a litre of water , spray under leaves and tops and growing media and surroundings to run off , repeat every 3 days, 3 times, works better than any other chemical ive used.
Married2MarryJ
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No mites had to get a microscope but I'm in the clear
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Married2MarryJ
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Found out I didn't have any
RangiSTaxi
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good to hear that
Chunky Stool
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How do you know?
Married2MarryJ
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Becuase of the pictures I took. I had a couple opinions on it and it's been weeks since I posted this. She's doing great
Here's an update pic
Jon E. Doe
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I keep a roll of the blue painters tape handy when super-cropping. Busting a limb can sometimes cause your heart to skip a beat, but in thend, it seems to always be a plus.