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Two of my Aggies, which seemed to be doing quite well, are bending pretty drastically in the stems. One is flowering, but the flower stalks have bent so much that the flowers are completely upside down. They're not bending toward the light - or away from it, and there are no bugs that I can find...please help; what else could it be??
1 - The problem is much worse on flower stems, and my other Aggie has it going on also. Just the flower stalks, no other leaves...
2 - All are pretty tight in their pots. Would a potbound plant do this? I hate to repot since they're flowering, but if the stems are deformed, the plants can't be that happy, right??
3 - It's really warm in my house... could that be the cause?
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