Bury stem to top 4–6" of leaves. Buried nodes become roots → stronger plant. No need to restart.
Links to university guides with photos (MSU, UNH, Iowa State, Taunton).
Pinch off first flower cluster to direct energy to roots. Next flush will set better fruit.
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