New to site - Question on stem repair

[DieselLover2008]

Ok so here it goes, i have a semi-severed mainstem (almost all the way) that i am trying to heal on a 45 degree. I have bandaided the break, but am wondering if i have too much of a gap between the broken area. It has been 2 days since the break, the broken top seems to be weak but hanging on. It almost seems as though half of the top is o.k and the other half is really struggling. Can plants eventually seal the gap? and is there any type of product i could use to help the process?

DieselLover2008 Reviewed by DieselLover2008 on 12-04-2008. New to site - Question on stem repair Ok so here it goes, i have a semi-severed mainstem (almost all the way) that i am trying to heal on a 45 degree. I have bandaided the break, but am wondering if i have too much of a gap between the broken area. It has been 2 days since the break, the broken top seems to be weak but hanging on. It almost seems as though half of the top is o.k and the other half is really struggling. Can plants eventually seal the gap? and is there any type of product i could use to help the process? Rating: 5

[Revanche21]

Ok so here it goes, i have a semi-severed mainstem (almost all the way) that i am trying to heal on a 45 degree. I have bandaided the break, but am wondering if i have too much of a gap between the broken area. It has been 2 days since the break, the broken top seems to be weak but hanging on. It almost seems as though half of the top is o.k and the other half is really struggling. Can plants eventually seal the gap? and is there any type of product i could use to help the process?

maybe graft it together?

[VapedG13]

tape it together best as possible.... it will mend give it a couple of weeks

[DieselLover2008]

the severed area has browned from the air exposure, but i have kept it bandaged and moistened, how would i tell if its too late for her?