Fixing a manifolding/mainlining break

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I had a condition where I was spreading a mainlining split, and I had 2 branches/tips break off. I put them back in place and wrapped parafilm tape, but one of them did not take the "repair".

I think I'm close to a point to do another split (from 8 colas to 16) but I was really only going to do 8. So, I'm thinking, what if when I did the next split, I took one of them and tried to graft if back in place (and I'd just top the remaining 7) getting me back to 8. Is this feasible? It was about 3-days ago...

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I had a condition where I was spreading a mainlining split, and I had 2 branches/tips break off. I put them back in place and wrapped parafilm tape, but one of them did not take the "repair".

I think I'm close to a point to do another split (from 8 colas to 16) but I was really only going to do 8. So, I'm thinking, what if when I did the next split, I took one of them and tried to graft if back in place (and I'd just top the remaining 7) getting me back to 8. Is this feasible? It was about 3-days ago...

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Grafting any plant is an aquired skill and it is rather doubtful that you would succeed in your first attempt. Ya never know til you try!
 
@Vapo is are torture king he does a lot of this also if I break anything I just tape it best I can but I think is to aggressive for autos that's just my option mind
I cut a V-wedge on the new stem going in, and a "matching" V-slot in the existing stem, so I _hope_ I have some good contact!
 
I cut a V-wedge on the new stem going in, and a "matching" V-slot in the existing stem, so I _hope_ I have some good contact!
That is how it is done and the Cambium layer is thick on Cannabis so maybe? :goodluck:
 
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