Storm damaged plants
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If the branches are not broken they should bounce
Like Penny said they should right themselves its in there genetics to grow upright.
They are tough, this will just make them more tough. My plants look like that after 30mph wind. Like Pennywise said, if they aren’t broken they’ll probably be all good by later today. If you do need to hold some upright, it looks like they are close enough to tie them together where necessary rather than stake them.
But if they need to be helped i did this.
I staked mine before tropical storm winds which took out my fence but not my monster plants.
SeniorMoments
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Damn. Hope they pop back up for u.
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simteresa
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Thanks guys! We didn’t have much luck with plants bouncing back after wind storm last year that we had to stake & tie together, then again they were a few weeks out from being harvested w/monster buds.
Some seem to be looking better already today but a lot of roots exposed on most plants.
Some seem to be looking better already today but a lot of roots exposed on most plants.
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simteresa
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I staked mine before tropical storm winds which took out my fence but not my monster plants.
That looks great!! We were thinking about doing something similar but that’s a lot of posts and rope for 10,000 plants
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simteresa
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we have a some that split down the middle, thankfully not too many!
Get to work then and we hope it goes without any more high winds before you harvest! 
Tape the broken ones, they usually survive.
Enr0n
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@BeanTownFan420 I luv the way you took a bunch of scrap 2x4's and patched them together.
Surprised the patched 2x4 survived, good job. 
Surprised the patched 2x4 survived, good job.
Doing what we can with what we got! 
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simteresa
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Get to work then and we hope it goes without any more high winds before you harvest!
Out and at it already..
Ladies are still looking rough but starting to perk! & thank you, we hope so as wellAttachments
CanadianJim
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Yeah, winds can be a bitch. If you have some that have been partially uprooted you might want to pop some mycorrhizal spores in there to colonize and stimulate the new root growth as you're getting them back upright.
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simteresa
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Yeah, winds can be a bitch. If you have some that have been partially uprooted you might want to pop some mycorrhizal spores in there to colonize and stimulate the new root growth as you're getting them back upright.
Bunch of them are partially uprooted, thanks for the advise!
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simteresa
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Advice****
How we looking today i hope your doing better!
Enr0n
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Saw some of the wind damage to the mid west yesterday on the news they reported straight line winds @ 100 mph 
hope your ladies survive and thrive.
hope your ladies survive and thrive.