@MattyBear I remember you saying to put honey or something else then tape up broken stem, just realized out of honey ? I topped a plant and then was tying down branches for LST then got up next day and one of branches had broken. Also will the rest of the plant keep growing?
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@Amazon66. Aloe also works if you don’t have honey. 
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Just tied the plant up nice and sealing it with tape will work also just make sure u support the split.
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I’ve seen people use medical tape also electrical tape. I’ve never split a stem so I wouldnt know which works best.
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These guys have you covered
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@Amazon66 aloe Vera doesn’t attract bugs like honey.
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How do I do a branch that had been tied down with 3 others to train so the branch is flat with everything growing toward light do I stand it up support and tape anyway?
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Can u tie it to one of the other branches for support.? Then i would add a wood skewer , to support both of them.
I will go try in a minute
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I taped around the wound then used a thin piece of wood to support both. I’ll try to get it in natural light later and send pic. Thanks again I appreciate it
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Yes, but it tastes much worse 
There’s a whole thread on cloning with aloe, too.
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The Diy bubbler sounds interesting I’ll watch for you to show us. Also thanks for heads up on aloe vera, I’ve used alot in past I need some new plants. What about the gu that’s inside a vitamin E capsule, does that work
Just scoring the stem and sticking it in the soil will work if you’re patient. All these things are just to speed root growth.
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Sweet, they looking healthy, the break will heal into a sturdy knot
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Keeping my bag of seed plants in this small grow room away from my clones already made that mistake. I thought I had taken a male plant out early but during last harvest, my 1st, I found a few seeds in my 3 reg plants but had indica in same room no seeds. I got a decent amount of buds but not like if I could have let them grow