i accidently split the stock help

ricky1lung

ricky1lung

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Mine was severe, but probably a week or two before it really bounced back. You've still got lots of time left so just let it heal and go till its ready.
 
Johnny Vapor

Johnny Vapor

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Tape it up......duct tape, garden ribbon, gorilla tape, they all work. As others have said, it won't even slow down. Give it some B-1 if you got it. I think you said you were outside, time to build a cage maybe or at least stake the big branches.
 
jtp92

jtp92

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ok thanks its bag seed so I'm going to wait and see if it will need to be supported or not but for bag seed she is a big girl I'm 6 foot even she's about half way of my face from the ground not a pot and as bushy as a Christmas tree
 
Greenhouse;save

Greenhouse;save

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If tape is something you would prefer not to use.Then simply use a sturdy price of garden wire make a hook on both side's with the hooks turning in the same direction then simply hook both stems together a bit further up the plant from the split so the two stems become one again.....simples.....I've done this a few times and like mentioned in a previous post a knuckle will form at the break and everything will be perfect......
 
jtp92

jtp92

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that happened Thursday and I put it back together with string she hasn't even tried to wilt I never would have guessed that a pot plant would be the forgiving but they r she still looks great
 
jtp92

jtp92

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WP_20150727_005.jpgdoes any one know what deficiency this is is on one of my other girls are it's just one leaf
 
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jtp92

jtp92

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thanks man I'm fairly new to growing and this is the best I've done so far I got lucky and all my plants were female
 
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