Help! Plant TOO heavy!

Hey guys,
So I'm nearing closer to harvest, I have already chopped 3 plants. this one still has a few weeks to go.
But DAMN, shes soo heavy, fat as branches, I have no idea how to support this beast?
I mean, the branches were so heavy that i had to tie them together or i felt they were going to snap?
any help would be great thanks..
45 degree angle going on 60 lol

That’s a good thing ain’t it ? Use string from the top of ya tent to hold them up straighter

You can put a stake in there and tie the limbs up to the stake. I use a trellis rig to hold my plants up, lot less tedious, that said I have some odd ball test plants that I will have to tie up this round.

Nellyitis said:

Hey guys,
So I'm nearing closer to harvest, I have already chopped 3 plants. this one still has a few weeks to go.
But DAMN, shes soo heavy, fat as branches, I have no idea how to support this beast?
I mean, the branches were so heavy that i had to tie them together or i felt they were going to snap?
any help would be great thanks..
45 degree angle going on 60 lol

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Nellyitis said:

Hey guys,
So I'm nearing closer to harvest, I have already chopped 3 plants. this one still has a few weeks to go.
But DAMN, shes soo heavy, fat as branches, I have no idea how to support this beast?
I mean, the branches were so heavy that i had to tie them together or i felt they were going to snap?
any help would be great thanks..
45 degree angle going on 60 lol

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It's called a scrog bro lol.... If u gonna gow super heavy nugs u must scrog , tie branches , or tomato cage

Be careful you don't come home to a knocked over plant. I had the same situation with 4 in one area...came home and found them all laid out like bowling pins because one hog couldn't stand on her own...haha. There are worse problems to have to deal with. As those above mentioned, use the top of your tent frame to tie her back up...maybe a stake or two would help as well. Good luck and kudos on the leaning tower of bud.