Well, I'm about 2.5 months in to my first grow, and while working in my bathroom to change out the nutrient supply and adjust the lights my whole light apparatus (a shower curtain rod) failed and caused my lights to crash down around my plants. The lights are fine, but I suffered heavy loss of vegetative growth- two weeks in to my flowering period. Ugh.
Anyway, so I lost one of the main two branches on my big plant (she was topped a while ago) and BOTH of the main branches of my second-biggest. The other two are different strains and I don't think they had too much damage (though one had its top snapped about an inch from the top), so I'm hopeful I'll get at least SOME smokable material out of this ordeal. I cleaned everything up and removed everything that was snapped, but everything left seems very, very droopy. I'm also worried about stress inducing hermaphrodites, so I added a little bit of SuperThrive to my supply. Are the droopy branches indicative of me having killed my plants, or is there still hope? For now I've staked them to get them to stay upright... but I am very concerned.
Anyone have any input? Thanks a bunch, and great community- this is my first post and I've already learned quite a bit from reading around in here.
Anyway, so I lost one of the main two branches on my big plant (she was topped a while ago) and BOTH of the main branches of my second-biggest. The other two are different strains and I don't think they had too much damage (though one had its top snapped about an inch from the top), so I'm hopeful I'll get at least SOME smokable material out of this ordeal. I cleaned everything up and removed everything that was snapped, but everything left seems very, very droopy. I'm also worried about stress inducing hermaphrodites, so I added a little bit of SuperThrive to my supply. Are the droopy branches indicative of me having killed my plants, or is there still hope? For now I've staked them to get them to stay upright... but I am very concerned.
Anyone have any input? Thanks a bunch, and great community- this is my first post and I've already learned quite a bit from reading around in here.