Supercrop Problem

[Pimpjuice9906]

1st time supercropping. One of the branches has a 1 inch fracture. Is the branch ruined? What should I do?

 

[Fangthane]

Doesn't look terrible. Would probably heal on it's own. When I'd snap a limb, I used to dab a little molasses into the wound and wrap it with masking tape to hold it together. Not sure the molasses actually did anything, but never seemed to hurt.

 

[Jjgrow420]

Just wrap it with some saran wrap if you don't have grafting tape. Remove it after a couple weeks.

 

[Pimpjuice9906]

Doesn't look terrible. Would probably heal on it's own. When I'd snap a limb, I used to dab a little molasses into the wound and wrap it with masking tape to hold it together. Not sure the molasses actually did anything, but never seemed to hurt.

@Jjgrow420 Should I cut the lower stuff?

How does the netting look? Should I pull anything through the spaces or let it grow upward?

 

[Modern Selections]

A little duct tape for a week will harden off that wound no problem.

It looks like you bent them nicely! They will grow up through the net by themselves. Nice job, going to be a nice canopy

 

[calvin.m16]

leave it to grow, it'll calcify nicely and yield well. No need to fuss with it. I bet you see that branch is a beast compared to others. I don't know why but some of the branches I Have either intentionally or unintentionally break just grow some fat juicy buds.

 

[Pimpjuice9906]

leave it to grow, it'll calcify nicely and yield well. No need to fuss with it. I bet you see that branch is a beast compared to others. I don't know why but some of the branches I Have either intentionally or unintentionally break just grow some fat juicy buds.

I wanted to do more but got scared. One more week until I add a nice top dressing of flowering nutes. I usually follow the 2tbs per gallon. I jumped to 20 gallon pots.