Plant Is Tilting and not straightening itself out

DK Jammin420

DK Jammin420

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given it 3 days but its still leaning and not making a effort to stand straight. my only concern is that it becomes stressed when the flowers get heavier. should i train it to be upright or will it be fine?IMG_0392.JPG
 
Johnei

Johnei

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Even if the plant was perfectly standing straight when buds form it could fall over, it's always good to use support and to do it earlier before they actually need it will help the plants grow up straight along it and less stress later to the roots for example shoving a stake down in the pot when they're heavy buds on the plant in full budding mode can stall them, earlier is better.

Nice plant!
 
DK Jammin420

DK Jammin420

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Johnei said:
Even if the plant was perfectly standing straight when buds form it could fall over, it's always good to use support and to do it earlier before they actually need it will help the plants grow up straight along it and less stress later to the roots for example shoving a stake down in the pot when they're heavy buds on the plant in full budding mode can stall them, earlier is better.

Nice plant!
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yup i guess only fate can decide. if worst comes to worst i will use string to hold it up.

thanks, my first autoflower.
 
DK Jammin420

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JCS57 said:
Do you move the pot at all? Mine grown in the ground will tilt toward the sun if one side has any shade at all.
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yeah of course! learnt that with sunflowers when i was 4 :mrgreen:. All of the others have straightened out that way in a day but this one just doesn't want to budge. Guess a plus to it is that the lower tier leaves get more sunlight.
 
Dan Drews

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DK Jammin420 said:
yeah of course! learnt that with sunflowers when i was 4 :mrgreen:. All of the others have straightened out that way in a day but this one just doesn't want to budge. Guess a plus to it is that the lower tier leaves get more sunlight.
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Well it looks like you can name your plant ILene, or if you prefer something more Asian sounding - Irene. Nothing wrong with a little lean, except the buzz will probably be a little off center and cause you to walk as if one leg is shorter than the other.......

The plant looks great, keep up the good work and happy growing.
 
Indacouch

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Dan Drews said:
Well it looks like you can name your plant ILene, or if you prefer something more Asian sounding - Irene. Nothing wrong with a little lean, except the buzz will probably be a little off center and cause you to walk as if one leg is shorter than the other.......

The plant looks great, keep up the good work and happy growing.
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LMFAO....Irene
 
DK Jammin420

DK Jammin420

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whitebb2727 said:
Bend it on over. Won't hurt a bit. It will actually help with yield. Nothing wrong with that plant. I bet its in a spot that doesn't get a lot of wind.
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the photo was taken in a place where the wind was stagnant so the pic wouldn't come out blury but she gets a moderate breeze in the backyard and yeah im slowly day by day pinching them over.
 
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AEB424

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Some natural LST lol. I wouldn't worry about it too much. Just make sure it's supported once the flowers start bulking up.
 
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