green_is_good
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do the bending method, how you bend it till u feel it almost crack in half, but it dosent. it heals and gets a knot there?
does anybody
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northerntights
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a flexible splint might work, keep the fibers from buckling if surrounded on all sides.
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FallenHero
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That more involved squeezing the stem inbetween your fingers, and twisting a little bit back and forth to damage the stem slighting, so that when it heals, it heals bigger and better to carry more nutrient, in theory.
this is part of supercroppnig techniques
this is part of supercroppnig techniques
videoman40
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Dude, you sound like you are doubting if this works? I utilize this technique in my grow. Mostly because it is what I was taught to do, and it makes sense to me. The plant does seem to concentrate on the effected area.
I can't say for sure if it does indeed work or not, if you have doubts, I'd love to hear them.
Peace
I can't say for sure if it does indeed work or not, if you have doubts, I'd love to hear them.
Peace
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FallenHero
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not at all man, i just havent done it so i'm not going to say it works or not.
maybe when i start massive cloning again i'll give it a shot on two equal clones.
