Was a bit too windy. What do I do now? How to prevent this? Tried to exposed them to “wind” inside via a fan but the actual wind is so strong where I live. Thanks!
by Far_Group979
5 Comments
KissMayanAztecSeeds
Place in a cup of water, fast. Enough water to cover the bottom half. Change the water daily and hope for roots. Good luck!
Desertratk
Put that bad boy and water and you’ve got yourself another tomato plant! Cut off one head of the hydra, it grows back two more!!!
ndbash86
You can just stick that in the ground and it’ll start growing.
TheWoman2
The one in the pot should survive this just fine, and the one in your hand can be rooted into another plant if you want.
Growitorganically
Are there any side shoots below that broken top? If you’ve pruned off all the runners below that broken top, the plant is probably toast.
Although we have seen some varieties sprout new growth from the ends of leaves, it’s never strong growth, and it takes weeks to develop.
If you’ve pruned off don’t see any new vegetative shoots within a week or two, scrap the plant, it’s done.
5 Comments
Place in a cup of water, fast. Enough water to cover the bottom half. Change the water daily and hope for roots. Good luck!
Put that bad boy and water and you’ve got yourself another tomato plant! Cut off one head of the hydra, it grows back two more!!!
You can just stick that in the ground and it’ll start growing.
The one in the pot should survive this just fine, and the one in your hand can be rooted into another plant if you want.
Are there any side shoots below that broken top? If you’ve pruned off all the runners below that broken top, the plant is probably toast.
Although we have seen some varieties sprout new growth from the ends of leaves, it’s never strong growth, and it takes weeks to develop.
If you’ve pruned off don’t see any new vegetative shoots within a week or two, scrap the plant, it’s done.