Another thing to be aware of. Good call.
Lucky you didn't burn them up with the 8-5-5. They're like babies you wouldn't feed a newborn steak would you. Seedlings ain't ready for all that yet.Ok replanted them in the same pot. Just mixed some more perlite and teeeeny bit of organic dynamite 8-5-5
It works! I've done it several times and once this year. I started a plant with CFL's , several plants actually, and one was shorter then the rest so the lights was farther above it than it was all the rest. The shorty stretched trying to get the needed light and it looked plumb awkward, like a teenage boy. No longer a kid but not yet a man. When I transplanted it in FFHF I buried the long stalk all the way up to the first set of leaves, not the little round ones that first open when germinated but the first two "real leaves." Then took it out from under the lights and away from the taller plants and put it under its own lights by itself so it wouldn't continue to streeeeeeetch. The stalk that was buried, after some growing, produces roots and by fixing the lights no moe stretching occurred, problem fixed.
I'm a outdoor gorilla grower and really ain't up on the scientific approach to growing. I'm a country boy and have always grown my own food so it's kinda simple to me. Germinate seeds, put in dirt, supply food and sunshine and when the last of September rolls around harvest, dry and smoke. Now I know people have made a science out of it when it boils down to soil mixtures the best nutes the best lights and the best way to cure. So my simple approach to growing leaves me with this question. When you clone from a plant that's in flowering since it's already in flower mode does the clone automatically try to flower once it's established a root system? I know you can manipulate the lights and bring it back to vegetative state but is that something you have to do or does the flowering clone go right into vegetative state? Hope you can make sense out of my question. Good luck and good growing!!!
Well I do not have any experience
Well I have noticed that the plant did continue to produce trichomes days after I had planted them. So I am sure they will continue on the flowering process. But due to the lack of a solid root foundation I wouldn't want to continue flowering at that point. As a farmer you know "better root more fruit " but I'm sure everybody in the community would love to see someone try something new and inform the rest of us with the final results.
An you have to restart the clone under the same vegg lighting schedule either 24/0 20/4 18/6 to send it back into vegg.
Cool experiment, good information you're passing along. Thanks pal, good luck, good growing
Put it back on 18/6 or 24/0 and it will start to reveg. in about a week or two. It will not start to flower until u put it back on 12/12.