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HELP!!!!

J Budman

Member
I have a seedling that my snake just bent!!! Will it heal itself? Do I need to tie it? I have read that it will heal itself. I just want to check with people that know more than me. I am trying to grow two big mothers and now I'm down one... Any help very much appreciated.

Thanks,
J
 

bendoslendo

Member
I guess I shouldn't ask how your snake bent your cannabis plant...but.... How the fuck did your snake bend your cannabis plant?

If the stem is not broken, it will likely heals. If it is completely bent over i would consider a small splint. Just dont damage it further by trying to fix it.
 
Bent and broken (snapped) are two different things. You say bent. Bent is fine. Look at all the LST and HST plants.

This belongs in the infirmary anyways, didn't you see it right below the hydro grows link when you went to post this?
 

J Budman

Member
I actually just saw the infirmary forum. Sorry for the misplacement, still getting to know my way around. Thanks for the help everyone. I kept the seedling in my snake tank to veg. I figured why not? Kinda weird, but works... But yeah, its just bent, not broken. I'm gonna keep a close eye on it and see what happens. If I have to I'll use a small splint. A friend of mine said I might actually have wanted to pinch it since I'm trying to mother it to make it stronger and bushier? Any truth to that? I'm still fairly new to this amazing hobby and am in the early learning stages...

Thanks Guys
 

SpasticGramps

Don't Drone Me, Bro!
ICMag Donor
Veteran
If it's just bent over you should be fine. Gently stake it up and give it some TLC minus the big clumsy creatures. ;)
 

Aerohead

space gardener
Veteran
What you really need to do is to teach that snake how to supercrop!!!! If I only had a supercropping ninja snake for my micro scroggs :chin:

Don't worry, the plant will only be stronger where it was damaged...
 

bendoslendo

Member
Growing With Snakes: Herpa-horticulture cannabis made easy
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J. Budman Phd

Probably a huge plus if gardening in rodent prone areas.
 

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