Indoor Heavy branches.

[THICKASSPEPPERS]

Went into the tent yesterday after trimming the BBK I took down, and noticed a couple branches from my White Widow were laying on the floor. The branches didnt snap completely off, just bent all the way down with a little slice at the tops where they meet the main cola. I tied them back up with a little yarn so the connection was just about sealed again. I'll be picking up more supports on my wayhome from work today, just hoping there arent more toppled over. Question is, will these branches survive? Theyre heavy in flower and I'd really hate to lose them. I'll provide pictures when i get home.

 

[THICKASSPEPPERS]

This was taken before they fell over. Its the back left, although the front right needs more support too.

 

[Arthur]

Would really need to see the damage up close, but I've had a few branches snap, and they made it thru ok after being tied up.

 

[THICKASSPEPPERS]

I grab a picture as soon as I get home and in the tent. Appreciate the response, and that kinda eases my mind a little knowing they may still have a chance.

 

[karlkutta]

I had a branch snap off entirely and taped it on, it survived just fine. Had some others snap and hang on, I propped them up and they did fine as well.

 

[Uro]

it will be fine as long as it has not broken all off , be careful not to damage the roots if your sticking those supports in the dirt

 

[Uro]

nice grow btw , nice and clean in there

 

[AltheGardener]

I just had to use electrical tape on a main, I was hoping I wasn't the only one with this issue. She seems to have not noticed, surprisingly.

 

[AutoWonders]

I used duct tape for my previous splits/breaks and the plants just "kept on truckin'"

 

[THICKASSPEPPERS]

I hoping they do. I bought some new tomato cages. Was a little concerned how i was going to tuck the branches under basic wire ones, until I saw these wonders lol.

The scissors are for the roll of string on the ground, not trimming lol.