super crop mess up

bLunteDDDD

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so it was my first time super croping and i was pinching and bending but i accidently snap a branch to where it was only hanging on from like the skin and i put scotch tape on it, do you think if the sticky part of the tape touches the wound will i screw up the healing of the branch? also it seems as if i pinched to hard on the other branches cuz it feels like the branch is way to heavy to be able to go back up towards the light... i will post pics if description aint enough but you guys think im alright?
 
well its takes a couple days for your branches to come back up should look like this after a couple days.

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There's this new wacked out way of Super Cropping, it's called the 'Squish and Bend' very nicely done with a pair of pliers. Just regular pliers, squish, you can feel how much, and bend, done. No broken anything. Works like a charm. gb,iusetobeamechanic
 
There's this new wacked out way of Super Cropping, it's called the 'Squish and Bend' very nicely done with a pair of pliers. Just regular pliers, squish, you can feel how much, and bend, done. No broken anything. Works like a charm. gb,iusetobeamechanic

dude pliers, thats a little excessive.
 
so it was my first time super croping and i was pinching and bending but i accidently snap a branch to where it was only hanging on from like the skin and i put scotch tape on it, do you think if the sticky part of the tape touches the wound will i screw up the healing of the branch? also it seems as if i pinched to hard on the other branches cuz it feels like the branch is way to heavy to be able to go back up towards the light... i will post pics if description aint enough but you guys think im alright?

when you start super croping often, you are bound to break one here and there, we have always used scotch tape without a problem
 
I use a pair of needle nose pliers to supercrop. Personally I find it to be alot quicker than with my fingers. I crimp over an are 1" long or so: pinch, move up and 90deg., pinch and repeat. Might be excessive but it works for my situation. I've been able to grow short,short busy plants- easy to hide and good yield
 
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