"Cricked" (bent) marigold stems: Cut below the bend.
If few plants: experiment with burying. If many: cut bent parts off, keep straight ones. Marigolds branch readily from leaf nodes when tipped.
Seed-grown marigolds often have some weak stems. Cull ruthlessly for best display.
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