Centipede Killed my plant! Will clonex revive it?

[tlranger]

Just an old head, but some thoughts, usually I think of centipede as being one of the good guys(at least the enemy of my enemy thing). Just a quess but maybe it was after a grazzer(cut worm or the like) as these sobs work chewing on the stem, it allows the top to wither. Which disrupts the way the plant moves water. If you still have a solid connection between the root and a growth node, you may have a chance.

tlranger Reviewed by tlranger on 11-29-2013. Centipede Killed my plant! Will clonex revive it? So I open my grow box to find one of my seedlings knocked over I when I reached over to pick it up it came of the dirt and there was a centipede laying there exactly where my plants stem was. it cut my plant from its roots! I cut little more of end of my plant and dipped it in some clonex hoping it will grow it's roots back but the stem was really soft and it's just laying there any help?): btw I burned that stupid bug with a lighter >:( hurting my baby... Rating: 5

[Bringingkaos]

It didn't bro it was completely off but then I cut a little more of it at a angle and dipped it in clonex rooting gel hoping for it to revive

[Bringingkaos]

It didn't bro it was completely off but then I cut a little more of it at a angle and dipped it in clonex rooting gel hoping for it to revive

I just checked on it today guys and the stem is spreading life again. Does anyone know if I should cut off the leaves or are they going to revive too?

[blizzity]

dead leaves are dead... but if they're you're ONLY leaves, no, leave it alone... in fact, maybe just leave that poor bugger alone in general