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01-25-2011, 07:50 PM #11OPMember
Stubby
Quick question.
I was LSTing my girl once more, and one of her branches split open. I bandaged it together as best I could with some twine, but this is only my third go at this so I'm not too sure that will be adequate.
Has anyone had this happen, and/or know a remedy?
And I know I just posted some pics of her a day or so ago, but I had her out of her "room" to tie her down, and thought I would get some photos of her in some more natural light.
The flower with the battery for a reference isn't actually the biggest or phatest bud, in fact it is actually the smallest of the main colas. It was just the easiest to get the shot inIn the picture of the entire plant, it is the one furthest in the back, closest to the towel hanging up.
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01-25-2011, 08:02 PM #12Senior Member
Stubby
a friend of mine had same sort of problem but with a male he was breeding for seed's and yea split down the middle he just tapped it up with electrical tape and it was fine lol carried on growing and got big
im not saying you will be as lucky but the chances are good
this is only my opinion.....dont lose faith
always look for other ppls opinions GOOOOOD LUCK
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01-25-2011, 10:38 PM #13Senior Member
Stubby
yeah, you can wrap that back together,.... lots of outdoor growers do it when their girls get too big and heavy. Shouldn't really need any more training at this point in time tho.
Lookin good keep it green! :weedpoke:
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01-25-2011, 10:53 PM #14OPMember
Stubby
Originally Posted by canniwhatsis
Is my tie job (the one in the last picture) sufficient, or do I need to doctor her up some more?
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01-26-2011, 12:55 AM #15Senior Member
Stubby
No need any doctor but you need to keep them together.
I didn't even tied or taped. Just kept it straight. She cured herself from two places in a week or less.
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01-27-2011, 04:45 PM #16OPMember
Stubby
First off, she appears to be going just fine with the broken branch. I sort of thought that would be the case, but parents always worry about their babys. I think it is just the nature of things.
It appears I was wrong with my time table. Inspection this morning revealed a couple amber tricombs! Going to flush with some distilled water today, then continue with her watering using nute free water. Think she'll get put in the dark in prep for her trim Mon, or Tues.
Can't wait to try a little puff:smokin:
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02-04-2011, 10:35 PM #17OPMember
Stubby
The two shoots above the broken elbow didn't grow anymore, but she was just about done growing anyway. She really slowed down the last week or so. Had her in the cold and dark the last couple days, and gave her the chop-suey this morning.
Now must keep myself from these for a while for them to dry and cure. MUST. NOT. BREAK. INTO. IT. TOO. EARLY.....