Help! My Plant Broke in Half! What Will I Do?

Ok, so about a week ago there was a huge wind that blew the cover off my clone box and one of my taller plants, broke in half (almost, it was hanging off) from the strong wind. so anyways i tied a skewer to it so it would maybe grow back bux its wilting now and i do now know what to do. it is my best strain and i really dont want to lose this plant, anyone know what i can do to heal it?
Also, one of my plants is starting to grow what looks like a tiny bud on the top, it has hairs, or pistles? or whatever on it and i donno whats going on because my plants are about one month old. they are fairly short cause i started them early when it was cold and have had them in a cone box in the window of an old abandond house so they are only about 8 inches tall. anyone have any idea what is going on? any suggestions on what i can do? any input is appreciated, thanks

well, the hairs are probably just preflowers, which just means that its getting older an reaching sexual maturity, nothing to worry about really..

as for the clone that broke in half, how about if you cut it where it broke, and treat that as a new clone and root that as is?? simply cut it where it's snapped, and put it in whatever you put all of your clones in... should work just fine, and take all of the stress of trying to heal itself off of it...

i thought about doing that but i didnt want to hurt my baby.. i guess i will have to to keep her from dieing

I assume you are outdoors with this. Likely the hours of sunlight this time of year are still a bit short so the plant may be trying to flower. I just put some clones outside and there are what appears to be female white hairs. I'm hoping as they days get longer it'll go back into veg

so it is safe that they are starting budding and will turn back to veg as the days get longer?

I'd think so..and hope so. But I'll let someone who's been through this answer. I haven't dealt with this situation before

If its just bent but not torn, it can heal...it's very similar to low stress training.