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When a plant is not strong enough to support its own weight, what is most likely the problem?

When a plant is not strong enough to support its own weight, what is most likely the problem?
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When a plant is not strong enough to support its own weight, what is most likely the problem?

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Normally it is not receiving enough nutrients to support its self so its food is being routed to the most important parts of it most likely its leaves and reproductive organs(stamen,pistils).
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It has a weak stem!! It might be wrong sorry
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