Schlick-77
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I just cut my plants to try some mainlining. One of my plants had a hole down the center of it already. Do I need to tie it off or plug it, or will it be fine left alone?
Mainline - is hole in main stem bad?
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Schlick-77
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Red Eye - thanks man.
I was thinking I cut too late, as a thinner stem may not have been hollow yet. My concern was of it drying out or something. Happy to know it is normal and will have no ill effect.
Loved the cork comment bud
Funny guy eh. Hahaha
I was thinking I cut too late, as a thinner stem may not have been hollow yet. My concern was of it drying out or something. Happy to know it is normal and will have no ill effect.
Loved the cork comment bud
Funny guy eh. Hahaha
Red Eyed
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Hey better to find out the easy way rather the hard way....it'll close off in a day or 2. Had the chance so I seized it.Red Eye - thanks man.
I was thinking I cut too late, as a thinner stem may not have been hollow yet. My concern was of it drying out or something. Happy to know it is normal and will have no ill effect.
Loved the cork comment bud
Blakey
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This a good way to infect ya plant with a nastyI've used those holes to pump nutes directly into the plant.
Like wow man don’t look clean like a lab g roots play a big role in what the plant receives this is like a alcoholic but chugging beer and missing the liver ennndddddssss bad
xtsho
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I assumed everyone would realize that was just a photo op. I didn't actually pump nutrients into the stem.
HydroKid239
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HydroKid239
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Been there tho. I wouldn't stress it. This baby is a mini monster now.
She has been topped twice on each new branch, and now she has 36 tops. I'm amazed to know so many tops are on this tiny plant.
The stem is thick af. Pics are oldest to newest.
She has been topped twice on each new branch, and now she has 36 tops. I'm amazed to know so many tops are on this tiny plant.
The stem is thick af. Pics are oldest to newest.
Rurumo
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lookin good home skillet!
HydroKid239
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Thanks. 1st attempt at it.
J232
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He’s not all there, just ignore his babble.
waterproof808
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it can lead to fungal infection outdoor but you'll most likely be fine indoor.
Schlick-77
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Hole never did fill in, but it doesn't seem to have had any ill effect. I'm really happy with how these girls have responded. Almost time to fip.
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Kdoggy
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In the future if your worried duct tape. My plants are like a red green show filled with duct tape from bending and breaking. Ive never had a disease or issue with duct tape. I have it in all three of my grow areas at arms reach just broke my stem on grandaddy mainline today and its all duct taped up.
justagrowr
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Honey is an ORGANIC ANTISEPTIC & DISINFECTANT, for inside , AS LONG AS U DONT HAV BUGS BEFORE , outside -honey would attract pests , but clay will work out of the wound as the plant recovers . J.
Kdoggy
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So what does it say about it?
Destroyer of chairs
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Poor night nurse, a horrible addictionI've used those holes to pump nutes directly into the plant.
