Stem split in flowering !!!

John Jacob

John Jacob

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support it as much as possible while trying to close that gap where it split. Use a stick and some ties, however you want to do it. As long as it didnt completely break off you might have a chance but this stress will most likely put a toll on the end result of that branch. But try to support and not F around with it too much and it'll form a knuckle there (fingers crossed)
 
Moto42024

Moto42024

Member
Thanks for your response have it tied down with duct tape and some zip ties see if that will do it...again thanks
"John Jacob"
 
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Lucky84

Member
Yes I have that happen to me but it was one of the main stock all I did was tape it back and support it with a stick or something it works give it a try
 
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taekwondoguy

Well-Known Member
cannabis is a very resiliant plant and will do all it can to survive so it should recover fine with your repairs and if it doesn't I would toss it(if u have made clones) after this grow because of lack of viguor unless you know for sure it is some killer smoke.
 
g1tana

g1tana

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I split a bubble cheese plant at about that the same time flowering, fan leaves seem to be blocking the light from the new growth in the centre so I kept bending them down and 1 day it split about an inch an half, I taped it up and it did heal but found that it added an extra 2 to 3 weeks on to my flowering time if not more, whilst she focused on repairing herself
 
*BUDS

*BUDS

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Thats a bad stem brake. Clearly the branch is too heavy for tape so you will have to put a stake (split one end) in the soil and support it up with a 'crutch'.
 
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