Should I remove this damaged top or just leave it?

MedicalMike420

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• Mar 24, 2016

• #1

its been two weeks since I flipped the lights. I was wondering if I'm best letting this heal? It won't stand on its own it's in a bad spot to use a straw. Idk how it happened it was just bent over. Should I just cut it right there or let it recover. It's pretty damaged I don't want it to not be able to support nugs. The beach is a lot shorter than the rest of the plant tho so not removing it would help better with an even canopy but it will give me more support on my stem.

 

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HydroRed

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• Mar 24, 2016

• #2

I'd leave it. These plants have a remarkable way of repairing themselves stronger than they were before the damage.

 

$bkbbudz$

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• Mar 24, 2016

• #3

^^^ absolutely agree...In the end it may produce your biggest, strongest, dankest, nuggie! Accidently damaging a plant can be another way of saying 'super-cropping' LOL!

 

Redishx

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• Mar 24, 2016

• #4

Once I found out my first plant was male I experimented with it. Bent and snapped, it sounds so cruel. Leave it. It'll take a day or three for it to recoup. Let it go, watch how it develops.

 

420monster

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• Mar 24, 2016

• #5

I'll take some pics later on if you want I have a few interesting looking branches after beating them with lights but they healed on there own and become massively thick

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Bose

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• Mar 25, 2016

• #6

You super cropped your plant and you won't be charged with assault. Lol Great job!

 

Krippled

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• Mar 25, 2016

• #7

It will heal.....

 

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