Your 6+ foot bamboo palms bending instead of standing straight lack sufficient light for stem thickness. In optimal light, stems are thicker and self-supporting taller. In reduced side light (typical indoors), stems are thin and top-heavy, especially after losing lower leaves.
Overhead light (greenhouse/outdoors) builds strong stems. Indoor side light doesn't. Accept this or supplement with overhead grow lights.
Prune proactively, not reactively.
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