Supercrop fail or no? Pictures uploaded

[Majmunce]

Hi all.
Iv planted a seed just for the fun of it and to see how it will grow so im a beginner at this and im trying out diffrent tips and tricks.
I havent topped the plant at the veg stage so it grew taller and taller, now its almost 1m tal and
I saw some videos on how to tie it down but that didnt work because the plant almost "cracked".
I searched some more and saw that I could supercrop it, wachted some tutorials on how to do it, wached some more, I did it, and now I think im fuc*ed, here are some pictures of how it looks like and could someone please tell me if the plant is going to survive or not. At the top, I didnt hear any "crack" it just fell down and there was like a drop of "watering" stuff that came out from the bend where I cracked it, but the leaves to the left and right side did crack and those are Ok I think. She is about 1 month and 1 week old, she's been floworing for about a week now, and its a easyryder auto fem if that info will help you to give me a more correct answer

 

[iwltfum]

Looks fine to me. I'm guessing you bent it in the last 24-36 hours? If so, it should start stretching itself back up towards the light in a day or two, if not sooner.

 

[MassMedMan]

It's fine. Little late for an auto to break it like that.... It's going to take time to fix and return to growing. But,, you have to learn somewhere. .YouTube's great, but until you break it you don't really know. I still break them but always keep masking type tape around when I'm doing it.

I'm not sure about breaking fan leaves. That's like a double whammy to the plant. An auto. Maybe not, but I don't break leaves. Just me.

What are you using for lights that may explain the stretch.

Good luck, keep us posted...

 

[rillos]

What is that soil, seems kinda of compact.

 

[Majmunce]

Looks fine to me. I'm guessing you bent it in the last 24-36 hours? If so, it should start stretching itself back up towards the light in a day or two, if not sooner.

Yeah you are right, its already up!

 

[Majmunce]

Good luck, keep us posted...

The first 2 weeks i hade it in sun light and the other 2-3 weeks on a weak Le its about 40w or something. Thats because i orderd my 125w Le online but i still havent got them yet :/

 

[MassMedMan]

That explains the stretch,, you'll still get great smoke,, plenty of time... Just keep the stress at a minimum at this point. It's an auto,, my best luck fiddling with them had been pre flower. Good luck

 

[Majmunce]

That explains the stretch,, you'll still get great smoke,, plenty of time... Just keep the stress at a minimum at this point. It's an auto,, my best luck fiddling with them had been pre flower. Good luck

Fiddling with them with pre flower ? What exactly does that mean? I'm just a beginner and my English is as bad as my growing skills are haha

 

[MassMedMan]

Fiddling with them with pre flower ? What exactly does that mean? I'm just a beginner and my English is as bad as my growing skills are haha

No problem, I use a lot of slang. Auto flowers are best trained/broken/fiddled with prior to flower. That's been my experience with over ten harvested, and I've grown five different strains. Once they hit flower,, anything you do counts against their clock. Typically they flower for x amount of time. When you do something to them while they are flowering,, your cutting into their flower time.

So, the three to five days it takes your plant to recover goes against that flower time. You might get it back if your patient, but most won't. Including myself,,,

For example, I have a Fast N Vast growing that I played/fiddled with just after it started to flower. I stunted it. I won't get that time back, or the growth.

Anyway, autos are a bit different, but it's all about timing. I like to do my work around day fourteen, for the strains I'm familiar with.

It's all live and learn. My first autos in my journal down below I fiddled with, often and at the wrong time. I have seen results; however, from doing it the correct time.

Just my two cents,,, plenty of other people with different results so read up and chat with folks who grow them.....