I was moving around my plants to optimize lighting. I tried to my move my Bubba Kush CBD and accidentally snapped a good chunk of it. Did I just kill my plant?!
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Tape it up now in the position they should be in. Might recover.
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Yes if the skin is broken the honey is good
Weird it seems like this has been coming up a lot lately
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Duct tape works well,and is actually good for the plant.It should recover.
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Aloe vera is also used.
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On my last plant and a few bonsai’s in the past I’ve used zip ties, they are easy to put on and off as the plant heals
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Lol Honey …crazy glue …weld it ….nothing to lose at this point !!
As long as it’s holding it together it should heal itself …half of us do things like that on purpose
@Mr_Wormwood
Mamma always said you attract more bees with honey …
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I use honey and stretchy medical tape now. When it heals and starts growing again there is no cutting into the stem. Which reminds me I have to run outside with a flashlight and see how the branch our dog broke is fairing - I think the fifth trip today. Honestly I think it is a goner.
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Omg nooooooooo no lights Lolol
You want her to stay a her ???
Buds are heavy!!
Well with all the streetlights, porch lights, security lights, solar lights, and car lights in suburbia I don’t think my itty bitty flash can make her herm or reveg. LOL 
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Hahah this is hysterical because my family thinks I’m insane …and I have all that light pollution too …and never had a problem
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Thanks all, here’s hoping it’s alive in the morning.
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Just try your best and focus on the other plants you got sometimes shit happens… if it dies it dies
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True story. Thanks for the perspective.
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Try watering with 1 tbl spoon of H2o2 ( hydrogen peroxide) per 1 gallon of water, should help takes a month or so. If curious look it up on Youtube
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Can do, I have some for topical applications. Does hydrogen peroxide mess with living soil? Using FFHappy Frog
I don’t know enough about soil bacteria to know, but H2O2 does kill bacteria and fungus in other applications such as wounds and is used in toothpaste.
As a lowly chemist I know the concentrated solutions can burn skin and I get blistering and peeling on my fingers from using the 3% solution you can get from the grocery store.
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