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This is the same Orange Bud from previous post…Well big learning point this morning…be careful when pulling limbs down for LST!! They didn’t split completely off, only about half way, so both stems where still attached. As you can see, I used some plastic wrap to pull the two back together and secure it.
I planned to flip her to flower next Sunday, but thinking I should give her a week or two to recover.
Thoughts please, thank you
This is the Orange Bud about 6 hours after the repair. So far so good but tomorrow morning I’m guessing we’ll know for sure.
I’ll be more careful on the next one, thanks. Here she is this morning after a feeding yesterday morning. Plan on flipping to flower in a week and have been very slowly increasing the light intensity ever few days to get to where I need it to be for flower.
Sunday 16 July 2023 switched to 12/12 light at 100% power 18″up. This is today…still strong and looking good. Looking forward to the first flowers to show!
I think I see what you are seeing, and it does look worse in the picture than in real life. Today was feeding day so hoping that fixes things.
I am still using only the half of GH recommended doses of the 3 part system…added listed doses to 2 gal of rain water instead of 1 gal. Light is 100% 18 inches above canopy. Changed to 12/12 light schedule a week ago.
Just harvested this plant and wanted to show what the split looked like after all this time. She grafted back together just fine!
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