Snapped half my mainline off and couldn’t repair it. Any ideas on how to maximize yield?

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HunterMFG

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• Sep 14, 2021

• #1

So I done fucked up and snapped half my mainlined plant off and wasn’t able to repair it. So what can I do from here to maximize my yield? I’ve already topped it twice.

 

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MustGro

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• Sep 14, 2021

• #2

well that sucks. If you veg it longer she should be able to regrow most of what you lost.

 

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HunterMFG

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• Sep 15, 2021

• #3

MustGro said:

well that sucks. If you veg it longer she should be able to regrow most of what you lost.

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Really? Is there anything I need to do to ensure it grows back? Cuz I could keep it in veg for however long I need.

 

Autodoctor

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• Sep 15, 2021

• #4

Keep it in veg and keep topping a few times

 

MustGro

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• Sep 15, 2021

• #5

HunterMFG said:

Really? Is there anything I need to do to ensure it grows back? Cuz I could keep it in veg for however long I need.

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Just keep her in veg and train the new growth to cover the area that broke off. She’ll be fine.

 

Budzbuddha

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• Sep 15, 2021

• #6

Keep vegging as much as you can - it is what it is as far as damage . However- you are starting to show an early MAG deficiency ( yellow between leaf vein ) .
She doesn’t need anymore stress.

 

Rurumo

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• Sep 15, 2021

• #7

You can totally replace what was lost given enough time, topping, and training during veg, but keep in mind, it will all be off a single branch so you'll need to support it. Never bend branches at the joint, bend by supercropping from the middle of the branch and don't put any pressure on the joint at all. Good luck!

 

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HunterMFG

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• Sep 23, 2021

• #8

Rurumo said:

You can totally replace what was lost given enough time, topping, and training during veg, but keep in mind, it will all be off a single branch so you'll need to support it. Never bend branches at the joint, bend by supercropping from the middle of the branch and don't put any pressure on the joint at all. Good luck!

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Noted. Thank you!

 

simpleleaf

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• Oct 2, 2021

• #9

If you're really worried about the weight all being on one branch, you could remove some leaves on what remains of the mainstem, maybe use some rooting powder on the wounds, and re-pot with the remaining branch pointing straight up.

Just another thought....