After responding well to mild dose of nutrients i Hlhad a nightmare this week with a random hot day throwing the girls into a bit of stress. Managed to get it under control within 24 hours so hopefully no harm done.
Siamese seed still battling on!
PSA: don't interfere with leggy seedlings. You'll only do more harm than good.
I tampered with these as I would leggy tomatoes. The stems have broken surface end of week 4 and I'm worried they're not going to hold any late weight..
Should I just scrap this run? I have beans 😅
hey there Hg, yeah i see it there in the picture. Usually what you want to do is to immediately bandage it with opaque tape like duct tape. Leave it too long though, and there's no point. Reason is you're trying to keep light and air out, these hinder the healing and oxidise the wound, respectively. if it's been a lot more than 2-3 , dont bother, but for next time, make a bandage. Hope this helps ! 🚀
@DreamIT, thanks bud. Can't imagine they'll be much to show for after the start theyve had :(. Got 2 weeks of updates to post later today when I get home from work if I have time 🤦♂️
@Hg91uk, it's probably worth it growmie . think of it as some kind of monster-cropping technique where you intentionally cause stress making the plant push out more weight 😉
@CRiSPrGrow,hey dude. Haven't quite answered my main question, but definitely a helpful informative answer.
I'm wondering if its worth growing them out or if they will just suffer too much in later life? Never had this happen before and they're really struggling in general 🤦♂️
I might watch this one as I've grown a few of these, she's a very pretty plant, and easy to deal with too. Not really suited to lots of training as the stems get very rigid fast. Topping works well. Good Luck.
@Freddd, hey Fred thanks for the advice. I was considering topping both girls at the 3rd but I've had a few issues with climate stability so I was thinking of just letting them do their thing. Guess I'll play it by ear for now
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