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i was putting my seed into the dirt when the tap root snapped i was wondering if it will live it still has well over a centimeter maybe even two and it snapped right in half. so i guess im just wondering if it will survive seeing as it has such a large root anyways
Im sure it will survive, it just might be a little weaker than the rest.
Tap roots are very precious things to a young seedling !
Take Care
S.L.
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It can make it also grow better...I break up roots on transplants to get them taking off fast.
Yea it will survive if it was a strong seed to begin with its happened to me a couple of times also cus of my big hands lol. Make sure u give it plenty of water
But don't over water. Also an occasional WEAK nute feed would help. Before ya reburied the seedling I think it would have helped to put some rooting gel or powder on it. Any other thoughts on that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kalidank1
I feel yer pain bro!
I broke my only Pacifica plant the other day. My new to me soil mix worm beds work so well I had it & others bouncing off the 6'+ cover of my OD grow area. I was bending the Pacifica so it would lay more horizontal & the main stem would not burn on my light panels. I had it weighted just right, I thought. While working on another plant I heard a nasty 'snap!' It broke about in half. Now it's just over 3' tall. Lotsa side branches though. I tried a splice, no go. Oh well...
Hope your baby recovers & gives ya a big yield. Good luck!
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