A few days after cutting, the plants are bending over.

Hi everyone, basically in less than a week I will have to cut my girls but two of the four have some apicals that have bent almost 90 degrees (they didn't break). One started a month ago and I assumed it couldn't handle that weight because the stem was diametrically small, but the last one that started bending has a huge stem and I can't figure out why it's bending and the only detail I can give you is that it's a bit droopy. What could this be due to? Just the weight? They are quite heavy and big tops.
I'm just curious, thanks in advance

David August said:

They are quite heavy and big tops.

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You answered your own question.

waterproof808 said:

You answered your own question.

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I knew you would answer me this way but I have larger tops with smaller stems that don't move an inch and it just seemed odd...I just thought it might be related to some mistake I made or some form of fungus, disease or insect..
Thank you for answering me immediately

Let's see some pics of these chonkers

David August said:

I knew you would answer me this way but I have larger tops with smaller stems that don't move an inch and it just seemed odd...I just thought it might be related to some mistake I made or some form of fungus, disease or insect..
Thank you for answering me immediately

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The larger tops might not be as dense or heavy or the stems are just stronger. Either way, it’s a good problem to have right before harvest as long as they don’t break.