The branch has been compromised on this white NOID. It happened at least a few months ago while in the crowded greenhouse. There is new leaf growth and it seems to be doing just fine. But it needs support. One false move and it will be gone. I have used electrical tape two times without success. Any other ideas for me?

Two things come to mind.

Splint it with anything thin enough and stiff enough to hold the parts together. You can bind those splints with painter's tape.

Cut above and below the break and graft the two ends together. Again, you'll need to splint the two parts.

Phew! Graft? I have never done that. That scares me. I think I will try the painter's tape and splints. Like Popsicle sticks?

Yes, popsicle sticks should work. Just remember this won't heal. I would also suggest grafting. Just make fresh cuts in both sections, a 45 degree angle is preferable, and then do the popsicle stick and tape routine, matching up the two sections as best as you can. This is an excellent time of year to graft.

I agree. It has been like this (unbeknownst to me) for many months. It has dried in this position.

I did this for now til i get brave and have the time to take my time and graft for the first time. I think there is a Sticky on how to graft? Which cut do you both prefer, diagonal? "V"?

I used an emery board. Thin enough to contour thick enough to hold and protect. The little 30" tree has 4 branches. So if the graft doesn't take, it will still be balanced somewhat.