i was tieing down my plants and....

[IneedMONEY]

well i was trying to tie my plants down to train them, give the lower sites some more light and well.............one of the branches snapped. its definatly still connected but im pretty sure the bottom side has a break in the stem, i just left it there resting on the wall as i assumed it would create thicker bark there and heal itself. If anyone has any tips to speed up the process or just help the plant heal lemme know. thanks people

IneedMONEY Reviewed by IneedMONEY on 08-07-2006. i was tieing down my plants and.... well i was trying to tie my plants down to train them, give the lower sites some more light and well.............one of the branches snapped. its definatly still connected but im pretty sure the bottom side has a break in the stem, i just left it there resting on the wall as i assumed it would create thicker bark there and heal itself. If anyone has any tips to speed up the process or just help the plant heal lemme know. thanks people Rating: 5

[elway07]

my dog just bit off the top of my plant soI am wondering the same... I will check back too
thanks

[Racerx]

medical tape (it breaths better). or you can splint it with a variety of tools found in your home. Be creative. A straw cut down the side and fit around the broken stem with a piece of tape is very strong. Ive seen ductape or scotch tape work.

[slowthestone]

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[MeatRulz]

pretty nice plant i hope it doesn't die what strain is it?

[IneedMONEY]

thanks guys, ill probubly use the straw method.......i figured that it wouldnt mean total death just making sure..........plants are looking good....i got a 2nd 70 watt light so lets boost my flowers.........later peaple