Worst plant injurys photo thread

athlete420

athlete420

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Here's my current injury, will see how it goes plant will end up being moved too big final coco air pot soon, I'm hoping this branch holds on and thrives dripped honey on it. I feel like painting it with glue but I'm just going too leave it and see how it goes


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athlete420

athlete420

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See if it can regrow bark and become a normal branch see how far plants can go is the point of it, not really too fix everything just for fun
 
StareCase

StareCase

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Would it be possible to secure as much of the tear in that joint to keep the branch more level with the ground? The more torn parts that you can get to seal together the quicker the plant will repair.
 
Unga Bunga

Unga Bunga

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No pics because it was back in the early 80's , but the resilience of cannabis to injury is amazing .

Had (presumably) a deer get tangled in a low fence we'd put up around young plants . Fence was trampled and left several yards away , plants were torn up almost beyond recognition . Only one was looking like it might produce anything .

Propped it up with some twigs and put the fence back up , cleared out the surrounding vegetation and left . Figured we'd see a couple oz's at best and didn't go back until harvest time .

At harvest I went to check one unit and partner went to get what we expected to be nothing or very little from the damaged plant . A few minutes later he shows up and says "you gotta see this !" .

The thing had gone into beast mode , almost 2 lbs ! Learned then not to write off a damaged plant .
 
athlete420

athlete420

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StareCase said:
Would it be possible to secure as much of the tear in that joint to keep the branch more level with the ground? The more torn parts that you can get to seal together the quicker the plant will repair.
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You would think so, I guess we will never know exactly how much % of yield people will lose If this happens too a plant.

I'm doing a scrog and need plants too be a particular size ect so for me I don't mind splitting and possibly losing a 20 percent yield on one branch, I should of trained my plants earlier I let the branches go too long before tying Down and they lost their flexibility

Big plant outside though that doesn't look that Trained, I would defiently secure those loose and broken joint branches I don't see why not

But it is very cool too see so I'm not critiquing or trying too say one way is best.
 
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