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Snapped a cola......

Boomy

Boomy

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So I was setting up a shelf for a fan...it fell over....snapped off a bud. I have about 6 tops on this plant, 35ish days into flower. What's going to happen to the rest of the plant? will it delay the harvest on it? Stress it too much? The bud that snapped off just got trimmed and is drying...why the hell not lol. Just curious how bad I screwed the rest of the plant. Thanks
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You can see the one missing in the bottom middle
 
Boomy

Boomy

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Yeah I wanted to attempt that but it was broken right off. I'm sure it's going to effect the yield on the rest of the plant though.
 
DesertGrow89

DesertGrow89

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I hate to break it to you but day 35 you probably won't get a desirable high out of that or adequate THC levels.
 
Indacouch

Indacouch

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Just remember if it happens again to where it's hanging on at all just splint and tape that baby back up and it will be just fine most of the time .....good luck looks nice You'll be fine
 
thewanderingjack

thewanderingjack

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That's cute that you'd think that this would affect your plant... cannabis is pretty tough. Plants in general are.

I clipped a few buds (including a top) from some of my plants (various reasons, taste testing being one)... bonus: more light penetration ;-). I have before... I usually can't even see where it was after a while. Depending on stage either the bottoms veg out and fill the space and make buds or the buds on those lower ones fill in/fatten up... I highly doubt it makes up for the loss in the final weight, but it certainly doesn't affect the health of my plants, or how well the rest of the plant produces. Doesn't even slow them down. Plants have a harder time with stress than trauma, mostly.

Heck, I was LSTing a plant after I had topped the main stem (not right after, like a week after) and I spread the opposing stems so far that the main stem split down the middle an inch or two. I didn't have a good way to fix it, so I used some twist tie to hold it back together. It healed fine (not totally rejoined, but all healed over) and I don't think I noticed any difference between that plant's development and the rest, and certainly none today.

If you were topping (which is basically what you did here) all the tops (back when it was vegging) then it would slow down, as the new shoots take off...
Moster cropping... cool... mental note.

At 30 days into flower my buds are already mature enough to smoke (but they look more mature than yours... with fuller calyxes and a number of curled/ambered pistils... <50%?). Even given their age, a quick dry and no cure there's no harshness at all in the taste (though maybe I am coughing more per inhale) and while not as potent as I expect the final product, very good... not as long lasting is the main thing.
 
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