Serious problem - Plants FELL OVER!

[Zandor]

well cut and trim then and just do the best you can with what you have.

At least you learned something for the next time so all is not a total loss, education is important too.

Good luck

Zandor Reviewed by Zandor on 01-18-2007. Serious problem - Plants FELL OVER! So ran into some serious troubles last night. I should have topped my plants early in veg, as now theyâ??re just huge monsters in bloom. I have one that is about 4 days away from my 5 day flush (9 days total to chop). Well last night I noticed it was getting pretty top heavy (stems are small and have been supported for some time), but decided it was something I could fix a day later. Shouldnâ??t have waited. I woke up this morning to see one plant had leaned so much, it actually brought Rating: 5

[LiquidMagik]

Yep, cut and trimmed them up last night. Hopefully next time I'm more successful...

[LiquidMagik]

Last one, I think this one should have gone for a week more...

[latewood]

they're so cute...

[Zandor]

Last one, I think this one should have gone for a week more...

True you may have a better crop if you did but look at it this way.

What you have is better then if you broke it in the first week of flower.

Good luck next time.

Happy growing.

[mattmao]

sorry to hear about your problems,in future get some garden mesh atatch it to all sides of your grow room,let your plants grow through this and you will never have this problem again.

[razzapiggy]

I have broke a few of my plants in my first grow as well. I have about 32 total right now, three of which are a little broken. They seem to be doing okay though. My question is this though..if I start to see browning on the inside of the stem should I yank the plants out of the room? I am guessing this is rot and leaves the plant more suseptable to mold. Or can you just let her try to make a come back?