I totally get what your saying. First time around it’s scary. Don’t push anything that you’re not comfortable with first time around. When I say you pinch the stock before bending you actually crush it you can feel and hear it. Here’s a great tutorial about it.
I see you were trying this down low on the plant trying doing it on the bud colas closer to the light. This makes the buds lay sideways under the light beefing them up. Doing it low where you’re trying now you do risk breaking the whole cola…
Trust I felt the crush lol
@Azuri is correct wolf. The idea is to make the top canopy even and below the light. Trying to supercrop so low to the base very well might just break the branches, but it would not be possible to lay them over at a 90 degree angle. Doing so closer to the actual bud site will ramp up bud production, as opposed to the plant trying to heal the lower trauma. Hope that helps
Holy shyte!!! It’s going to take her some time to recuperate, but after she does your going to see some explosive growth in those colas I believe. 
63 days of flower ahead should be enough time 
I hope
Yup it will recoup as @Osage said. Let her heal now and don’t fuss and trim for at least 10 days.
I doubt there’s anything left to trim I promise lol
What azuri said, but also do not open the lid to look at the roots. Just leave her be and let her do her thing. Can’t wait to see how she responds!
Ha! I know roots don’t light but even if a wanted to I could the roots are hold on to the nutes hoses for dear life could budge the lid at all lol
Yep, same thing happened to me, hence my question to @Stephen @Chris @bruno @GroboJason, are we working on a root shield for sensors and nute tubings?
Hey @Osage,
The shield already exists for the water level sensors, but are not in the works for the dosing panel.
Stephen
Is that because a shield around the dosing panel and probes might disrupt the even flow of nutes around the root zone?
The added cost doesn’t offer enough value really.
