Cut it off well away from the main stem. It will heal just fine.
Cut the bad branch off don't touch ANYTHING else. Clean tools off and wash hands look for more. A picture speaks a thousand words brother.
Here you go
Shared a picture but thanks for the advice
Enough... Been keeping track of top inch or so of soil and been watering when it feels dry... Why, were you suspecting over or under watering?
Let it dry out. You will see her droop and stay droopy when she needs water. The pic looks like you have. The first few inches? Where are the roots at? Also make sure of adequate drainage for your container. If water is retained at the bottom it can keep her watered while you are feeling the very top. When she finally droops a bit pick the container up before adding water. Then add your water and pick her up again.
Thanks! I've been using smart pots so doubt drainage is issue... How would I tell where roots are? So I should be letting her get dry enough to drop in flower too? I've been picking the pots up before watering and they definitely are lighter than after water. Just fed them last night
Well the roots in plants generally head toward the center of the earth.Under the influence of gravity. Think of the entire root system in your pot. The first few inches dry out quicker in part due to insensible evaporation into the room air.
Cool. Never tried cinnamon but will now.I like to dress wounds with cinnamon as it's highly anti-fungal. Sterile tools are a must and why not? It isn't hard to sterilize your gear. Or shit for that matter
For gnats - do you sprinkle it onto your medium or into it?
wounds". How exactly do you apply? Just sprinkle on? Thanks!I like to dress wounds with cinnamon as it's highly anti-fungal. Sterile tools are a must and why not? It isn't hard to sterilize your gear. Or shit for that matter