forced early harvest

[brenth]

the rains weighted down my plant and snapped it down the middle
i left half in the ground and the rest is drying tell if its ruined i think i still had 3 weeks to go stressin
thanks in advance
before the rain and after pics
half hanging up i can post pics or closeups if needed
i am a rookie

brenth Reviewed by brenth on 09-24-2007. forced early harvest the rains weighted down my plant and snapped it down the middle i left half in the ground and the rest is drying tell if its ruined i think i still had 3 weeks to go stressin thanks in advance before the rain and after pics half hanging up i can post pics or closeups if needed i am a rookie Rating: 5

[1Blondie Chronic]

That makes me want to cry

[brenth]

yes it sucks i think it will be be ok
but not sure the rain made all the crystals disapear it seems

[brenth]

anyone?

[brenth]

bump

[Suspectelite]

looks fine to me, tie it back up, or leave it the way it is, either way, its not dead yet so let it finish, it'd be a shame to kill such a nice lookin plant prematurely, especially since its gonna swell up any time now, seasons almost over, be patient, itll be worth it.

[brenth]

thanks for thr reply i tried some of the stuff i have drrying not bad

[phillykid]

i had a plant snap on me last year way before harvest was due. i left it alone and it was slowly progressing. so when i finally chopped it down i trimmed and started drying the bud and it smelled like hay throughout the whole drying process. i thought i was screwed until it started stinking(when i put them in jars) it was some good smoke.

[hardcharger]

no, don't cry, that's not big deal, just let it grow. trouble is, it'll be much more liable to mold close to the ground.

[whatsthatsmell]

you can take some string, tape, or anything to make a "sling" for the broken area. If you can keep it together it will all be ok. One thing you could do is put the branches on a support and then get some string and create a cast like around the broken area. This will allow it to mend and continue. Being that it is so close to harvesting, there will be some stress but not enough to ruin the whole crop.....

other than that... nice plant..

good luck on your grow. :thumbsup: