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Wikiwakawakawee wrote:Yeah to be honest, I'd be kinda skeptical to cut this plant too, the steam seems really thin already...maybe you could wait until the plant grows a bit more and air layer it then.That's why I was thinking on the node itself. That'll make the cleanest plant too.
Adelaide wrote:I'd just put it in a really tall pot, lol.That's ghetto dude... and then the stem can rot.
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Adelaide wrote::/Haha. Sorry, but it's true. Would much rather have a clean plant you know?
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Adelaide wrote:You think it would rot out I'm a tall pot with holes and LFS? I'd think it would be OK and it solves your problem of looking awkward.The stem is over 5 inches. Maybe about 6. That would be a VERY deep pot. There are two ways to do things: the right way and the way with compromises.
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if it's really bothering you, wait until it gets a basal or has more new growth.
Smooter80 wrote:IMO the right thing is to leave it alone, at least for now. Your hamata is not much different and I don't see you wanting to chop away at that.Nah. The Hamata is much better. Looks clean with a stalk that's way smaller.
)ironcore21 wrote:Best of luck man!It'll work (:
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Benurmanii wrote:If this starts taking off and vining, I would gladly trade a Nep cuttings (same applies to you hamata *nudge *Haha. The Hamata Is basically vining already. 3 inches of stem growth in 2 weeks.
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