have been flowering for awhile and the plant just fell over,could it be the buds?

[kushdaddy]

my plant hasbeen budding very well now. but i woke up this morning to find that it just fell over. could it be the weight of the buds or is there something really wrong? plant is still supergreen and I tied it up? will it still grow? any info?

 

[kaotik]

well does it have fat buds?
going by that little info, i'd guess the branches are getting heavy and it could've used some support. or it's to big of plant/to small of pot.

i hope it didn't break anything (sometimes depending how they fall, they'll break their anchor root, and will want to flop over without some help now)
did the whole pot and everything end up horizontal, or just the plant?
i'm sure it will finish fine for you though (just might have a few dirty floor buds )

 

[ruufuus]

Some pics would help, but sounds like the stem couldn't support the weight of the growing buds, make sure you give it some support with a stake, wish you the best

 

[The Hemp Goddess]

It is hard to tell without a pic....can you post a pic?

Regardless, stake it up.

 

[depetreono]

Almost all mine were falling over last grow I had some stretching early on from poor lighting and paid for it when my plants were about a month into flowering. It couldn't support the weight. Get the wooden poles in walmarts craft section they work perfect then use string or twist ties to strap it to the pole. One of mine broke its stem and had to be cut early..... Live and learn.

 

[PuffinNugs]

underwatering cant cause them to fall over, but most likely the buds are getting too big toward the end, i usally have to tie mine up. a good circulation fan help strenthen stems.

 

[OGKushman]

hydroponics? does the stem look thinning at the base?

 

[Time4Plan-B]

Do you have any cats or dogs
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