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Snapped stem on 5 foot tall plant! Help! (pics)
    #486585 - 10/09/10 11:32 PM (14 years, 1 month ago)

Well a few weeks ago the plant fell over and kinda snapped in half a little. I put some duct tape around the breaking spot to try and help it heal. I took it off today and it doesn't look so good, there appears to be a little mold growing on it :frown:.

So what should I do? I was thinking about maybe putting a layer of medical gauze around the stem, then putting more duct tape.

Input?



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Re: Snapped stem on 5 foot tall plant! Help! (pics) [Re: Green Man]
    #486597 - 10/10/10 01:05 AM (14 years, 1 month ago)

Medical tape like Micropore will allow gas exchange and give some support.  It is not as sturdy as duct tape, but if you only need a little support it might work.


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Re: Snapped stem on 5 foot tall plant! Help! (pics) [Re: CrayolaHalls]
    #486615 - 10/10/10 02:57 AM (14 years, 1 month ago)

That's ugly, no offense.

I like to create splints for this type of problem.  I use zip ties and popsicle sticks to create it.


At this point I would throw some fungicide on that area and not keep it wrapped.  Fungus likes warm damp areas. You want to keep it dry for it to heal.


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