help please!!!!

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onelove408

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i posted a thread earlier about my plants falling and was told that if there stem did not break all the way that my plants would be fine with plenty of light. my stem did not completely break but i burried it where it broke so that it could stand up straight. my babies are only 2 and a half weeks in to thier life cycle and i was wondering if what i did will be alright.:!:
 
DownOnWax

DownOnWax

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Only time will tell but you should be OK if it did not break completely.

Of course the plants will need time to readjust after the shock they have been through. It should stunt the growth for a week or two but luckily it happened when they were young and did not cause too much damage.

Just keep up the regualr routine of light, water, etc. and don't move them.
 
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onelove408

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yeah but it broke pretty close up to the top of my plant so now its only like two centimeters tall but it still looks like its hanging in there do u think i still need the splintbongsmilie

p.s. thanks man u were like the only one who has actually helpeed me out today
 
jordisgarden

jordisgarden

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i brake mine all the time. it does wonders for them

theres actually a method to breaking the inner part of the plant. all it does is promote big time lowwer growth
as long as you didnt completely snap the stem in half youll be fine. as a matter of fact your plant WILL thrive if it survives the fall.
maybe these pics will hhelp
these plants are standing stait up again after 15 minutes. its amazing
i break the branches and chop the tops off and the branches all stay the same height all getting even sun.
 

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jordisgarden said:
i brake mine all the time. it does wonders for them

theres actually a method to breaking the inner part of the plant. all it does is promote big time lowwer growth
as long as you didnt completely snap the stem in half youll be fine. as a matter of fact your plant WILL thrive if it survives the fall.
maybe these pics will hhelp
these plants are standing stait up again after 15 minutes. its amazing
i break the branches and chop the tops off and the branches all stay the same height all getting even sun.
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Yes, thats called supercropping! And ya have done a fine job @ it, as well!
 
jordisgarden

jordisgarden

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thanks bro. i learned about suppercropping in nature. animals braking branches outside or chewing the top foot off a plant.
 
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