Topped plant ?

[irishdave]

I topped my plant the other day... she's 2 months old and still vegging (space restrictions) ... the top of the plant where i cut has gone a blackish color....

Is this normal or is she Foooooooked ?


Thanks :rastasmoke:

irishdave Reviewed by irishdave on 01-07-2008. Topped plant ? I topped my plant the other day... she's 2 months old and still vegging (space restrictions) ... the top of the plant where i cut has gone a blackish color.... Is this normal or is she Foooooooked ? Thanks :rastasmoke: Rating: 5

[irishdave]

a pic...........

[keeko]

should be fine

[OLDJIMMYBONES]

thats weird

[gainesvillegreen]

It should be fine. It will eventually dry out and just be dead and brown.

[OLDJIMMYBONES]

still looks weird

[cwesto]

It should be fine. It will eventually dry out and just be dead and brown.

haha wait a minute... r u saying that irish daves plant is going to sucessfully split... or just the top black part will be brown.... or his whole plant is going to die???

cause u said its gonna be fine, but dead and brown too :what: Im sure Dave is looking for some clarification, as well as myself.

[camoxnhx]

hey irishdave.. well this may or may not help you.. i toped mine at about a month and a day or so. when i topped my i had purple oozing outta it. it turn a brown about 2 or 3 days or so.. its fine.. its just the color of the sap inside your plant here's a pic of mine that i topped.

[Fencewalker]

It's fine, the node below the split will be the prime growth from now on and pretty soon you won't see the cut at all beneath all the great new foliage.

[stinkyattic]

You can see that the new growth is healthy, which indicates that the plant is not in immediate danger of dying.
Next time you top a plant, leave about an inch of main stem above the node where you want new growth, and CLIP IT SHUT tightly with a notebook or laundry clip to prevent pathogens from entering the hollow stem.