crushed plant

[JoeSchmoe]

Ok i had a dryer hose that i was using to ventilate my cab slip out of the fitting and sit on one of my plants. One side of the plant was smooshed in. I waterd the plant afterwards hoping it would straighten out. Nothing was bent on the plant just mashed abit. The plant is not happy at all. here is a pic

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Basically i just want to know if it will survive or if there is anything i can do.

JoeSchmoe Reviewed by JoeSchmoe on 09-10-2007. crushed plant Ok i had a dryer hose that i was using to ventilate my cab slip out of the fitting and sit on one of my plants. One side of the plant was smooshed in. I waterd the plant afterwards hoping it would straighten out. Nothing was bent on the plant just mashed abit. The plant is not happy at all. here is a pic Basically i just want to know if it will survive or if there is anything i can do. Rating: 5

[sd6515]

My 4' fluoros just fell on my best plant the other day and she is about 9" right now, was 11" before the light hit it but was smushed as low as 6" at first. Nothing looks bent or broken so she should be fine if it needs a little support give it to her and in a few days she should recover. Mine is looking great again now and she was a lot worse. Good luck

[whatsthatsmell]

as long as nothing is broken then she will snap back given the time. If the main stem is bent over, tie it to a stake and your back in the game. The only thing that could potentially happen is it sets it back a few days, but thats no biggie. Keep in mind this is only a plant, just like house plants, or any other plants they will snap back if treated correctly.