Re vegging

Greenthumbgrower1986

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Hi again all. I have 5 photos that I flipped to flower around 1 week ago. I flipped early as I thought I was going to have to take the tent down sooner, plans changed and I'm wanting to reveg them. Is there a higher risk of hermies through doing this?
 

Zephyrs

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Hi again all. I have 5 photos that I flipped to flower around 1 week ago. I flipped early as I thought I was going to have to take the tent down sooner, plans changed and I'm wanting to reveg them. Is there a higher risk of hermies through doing this?
You will regret that in that small space. If you flipped em now they probably would fill that in nicely after they stretch. Reveggers I've done,and didn't much care for doing it again.
 

Fishbulb

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Hi again all. I have 5 photos that I flipped to flower around 1 week ago. I flipped early as I thought I was going to have to take the tent down sooner, plans changed and I'm wanting to reveg them. Is there a higher risk of hermies through doing this?
Yes if there is a possibility a strong one of them herming personal experience. Experience aka Pune apple express strain
 

Jimbo the Gael

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I flipped a plant early to check it's sex and then revegged it. Took a month to go back to veg, and it never did grow right. I'm not likely to ever do it again. Could have been grower error, I think "monstercropping" is flipping to flower then revegging deliberately, but I'm not sure what it's supposed to accomplish. Didn't work for me. Staying with 12/12 is a good choice, imo.
I didn't have a problem with it herming though.
 
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