How would YOU fix this leaning plant?

[Xanode]

I have this plant that started out with a tiny lean but is a good ways into flower now and is looking more like the leaning tower of Pisa.

without having to transplant it, whats the best way of staking it or adding some kind of support? I was thinking of placing a hole opposite the lean and tying it, pulling it in the opposite direction but that may cut into the trunk.

The pictures tell the whole story.

So i need your best ideas.

THanks.

 

[stoned-trout]

stake ...yeehaw..rather stretchy plant...

 

[Aksala]

You flowering that thing under a flashlight?

 

[_tessarecting]

Bamboo

 

[aridbud]

Transplant to larger vessel/container, bamboo or rod.

 

[Xanode]

stake ...yeehaw..rather stretchy plant...

You flowering that thing under a flashlight?

haha yea the thing stretched like an asses wiener in a town full of jenney's.

thanks for the reply's

 

[jesusofCAnnabis]

better light, more education about what it takes to grow a cannabis plant..i.e light vs distance..Lumens....
rods and such are a solution to a problem...education will fix the problem

 

[justanotherbozo]

yeah, as stoned-trout was the first to say, you just need to stake it.

peace, bozo

 

[Xanode]

Thanks again for the help, i know it looks like an obvious fix, but i'd rather get the advice and look like a n00b, than cock it up further.

better light, more education about what it takes to grow a cannabis plant..i.e light vs distance..Lumens....
rods and such are a solution to a problem...education will fix the problem

Dude, you know what kind of light its under, what strain/pheno it is and the amount of grow knowledge i have! You must have been told you were special allot as a kid!

 

[lawlrus]

yeah, as stoned-trout was the first to say, you just need to stake it.

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peace, bozo

I don't know how to tell you this but I think that's a pork chop brother

 

[stoned-trout]

just put it in a corner...yeehaw

 

[justanotherbozo]

I don't know how to tell you this but I think that's a pork chop brother

actually...

https://youtu.be/CPk7ZjYD6bA

bozo

 

[justanotherbozo]

...this is a pork chop.

bozo

 

[lawlrus]

actually...

https://youtu.be/CPk7ZjYD6bA

bozo

Well yeah, that's a t-bone steak in that video, but the photo you posted is either the worst t-bone steak with the least amount of marbling the world has ever seen or it's a "t-bone" cut pork chop. I'm from pork country so I'm going with the latter, but either way, I'd eat it. cheers

 

[CoCoSativas]

I have this plant that started out with a tiny lean but is a good ways into flower now and is looking more like the leaning tower of Pisa.

without having to transplant it, whats the best way of staking it or adding some kind of support? I was thinking of placing a hole opposite the lean and tying it, pulling it in the opposite direction but that may cut into the trunk.

The pictures tell the whole story.



So i need your best ideas.

THanks.

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Twine to the roof if its in a tent to the top poles if its in a open room theres loads of ways to do it, eye bolts in the ceiling works great cant tie many to one bolt

I dont like staking if i can help it on really big plants i rather tie up the main stalk and tie the branches to the main. Maybe im out of it but its my prefferance.

Most of my stuff the plants need to be tied many times the heavy hydro buds like to snap the thin sativa branches

Cute plant and amusing thread.

Oh op part of the issue is the small rootsixe because the small container bigger pots the plant can support itself better but i think its cute and nothing wrong with the little fucker least she needs support thats always good means theres something to support