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My experience tells me that autos don't handle the stress of a broken stem well. The plant will grow, but it will have dedicated almost all its energy to recovering and not to building a strong root system. You'll end up with a stunted plant at the end of its life and few flowers. My advice: start over with new seeds!

Hello! I'm sorry to hear that your plant is experiencing some issues. Based on the attached photo and the description you provided, it seems like it might be experiencing slight over-fertilization. I would recommend watering the plant with plain water at its next watering, avoiding the use of additional fertilizers for now. This will help flush out any excess nutrients that may be affecting its health. Additionally, I suggest reducing the fertilizer dose to half of what the manufacturer recommends when you apply it again. This will allow the plant to receive the necessary nutrients without overloading it. It's also important to monitor the moisture of the substrate and make sure it's adequately drained to avoid overwatering issues. Remember that each plant is unique and may respond differently to fertilizers and care. Keep a close eye on your plant's response after making these adjustments and make necessary changes based on its progress. I hope these tips help you get your plant back to health. Good luck!