I accidentally damaged the stalk when transplanting and that plant was never the same, had to prop up with sticks and string. Funny thing that plant turned out best of bunch. I think weed like abuse lol.
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Oh they do for sure strain depending. That might be why it curved on you basically its like if you beeak your arm. If you dont set it it will heal whatever way its broken if you splint it and out it back it will heal the way you put it.
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The right abuse at the right time can be very beneficial 
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To be fair you received the answer to your question the buds are big and heave and making the stalks lean theres really no other explanation or a way to fix it in the future it just means you did a good job you’re looking for a solution to a problem that isnt really a problem I think the real issue with this thread is the one guy who can’t be polite and thinks he knows it all
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Keep it up and I’ll close this thread.
Please move on to the original poster’s concern and stop worrying about other folks.
That is all.
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@Shep33 , I can’t explain why this happens either without out something obvious I did. I’ve had a few but just worried more about straightening them out if desired. I’ve had real good luck with soft coated landscape wire. In combination with my cloth pots, I have infinite attachment points. Good luck 
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Btw I wasn’t referring to you arguing
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Thank you! You need to be more proactive here.
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