OGcloud808

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Kept a flowering cut of a male Texas Chem that smelled really nice in veg. It even had some frost on a few leaves. I’m thinkin bout doin a couple chucks on a few branches. This will b my first attempt. Been scrolling through this thread a while, some really nice crosses on here.

A few crosses I might do:
Root Beer Float x Texas Chem
[Gelato33 x SFV x Headbanger] x Texas Chem
[Pineapple Mimosa x Sour Tangie] x Texas Chem
 
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raggyb

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If I reveg a seeded girl at 4 weeks and flower it again will the final smoke be ok? The hairs are all receded already and I see some seed pods.
 

kroc

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Kept a flowering cut of a male Texas Chem that smelled really nice in veg. It even had some frost on a few leaves. I’m thinkin bout doin a couple chucks on a few branches. This will b my first attempt. Been scrolling through this thread a while, some really nice crosses on here.

A few crosses I might do:
Root Beer Float x Texas Chem
[Gelato33 x SFV x Headbanger] x Texas Chem
[Pineapple Mimosa x Sour Tangie] x Texas Chem
all of those sound amazing :eyesmoke:
 

OGcloud808

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Hope it works, hit a few lower side branches and tagged em. Females are halfway into week 3. If I did it right hopefully it will just be those branches n nothin crazy. Really want some quality smoke too.
 

eastcoastled

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If I reveg a seeded girl at 4 weeks and flower it again will the final smoke be ok? The hairs are all receded already and I see some seed pods.
Probably be fine if the fever goes ok. If you plant one of those seeds and veg for two months, you will have smokeable flower in half the time.
 

raggyb

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Probably be fine if the fever goes ok. If you plant one of those seeds and veg for two months, you will have smokeable flower in half the time.
am i trippin? I was really referring to the current plant. I need to reveg it but it's not a virgin any more. when it recovers and is back in grow state I'll return it to 12/12. I assume these current little buds will become crap but I shouldn't remove them because the new growth will come out of them. Also I can't identify which father made those seeds so I dont expect I would plant them. but new buds will form and I'll let them mature the full cycle. so I guess that's monstercropping by accident but wouldn't think most people would pollinate before monstercropping but I hope it's not a big deal if I did.
 

raggyb

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not to mention that's pretty amazing if it actually speeds up the offspring flower time like you say. wow!
 

raggyb

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well I'll be reveggin, reflowerin, recrossin and hopin my first bodhi buds don't give me the wrong idea just because she was prego, aborted and knocked up again.
 

eastcoastled

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am i trippin? I was really referring to the current plant. I need to reveg it but it's not a virgin any more. when it recovers and is back in grow state I'll return it to 12/12. I assume these current little buds will become crap but I shouldn't remove them because the new growth will come out of them. Also I can't identify which father made those seeds so I dont expect I would plant them. but new buds will form and I'll let them mature the full cycle. so I guess that's monstercropping by accident but wouldn't think most people would pollinate before monstercropping but I hope it's not a big deal if I did.
Re-vegging doesn’t work everytime. If it does work it will still be alive in a month. If it is still alive in a month you will have some sprouts from the buds that you could take some clones off of in another month. If you plant a seed now you will be at least a month ahead of the process I just explained.
 

raggyb

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Re-vegging doesn’t work everytime. If it does work it will still be alive in a month. If it is still alive in a month you will have some sprouts from the buds that you could take some clones off of in another month. If you plant a seed now you will be at least a month ahead of the process I just explained.
oh. i had it not work before but I thought it was me. fuck. i think i need like 3 more tents.
 

raggyb

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If it worked every time, cloning wouldn’t be so popular. I have a pretty Good success rate cloning from bud, but revegging A whole plant is wsy harder for me.
makes sense. I want to cross strawberry goji to blueberry (to be thread relevant lol). I got 3 males /different varieties. I was letting the girls go longer to see if they herm first. now i've got myself in a pickle. lost most of the cuts too. so i have to try reveg, cut, flower.
 

18six50

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Reveg is strain dependent and it matters how much you trimmed your original plants, how long you let them grow before harvest etc. The less you trimmed your lower stuff the more likely it is you will have luck reveging any of them and the sooner you harvest the better your chances. Sativa's are easy as pie compared with indicas to reveg and since you don't need to grow them all that much before flipping them it's not a bad way to get two crops. Start your first seeds on 12/12 from day one, don't trim the lowers so you have spots for new growth, harvest the buds when ready, reveg for two or three weeks and you are back in business with a bushy plant that will still fit in your room. Indicas I've only revegged if the plant was supper special and I decided I wanted to save the genetics more than I'm worried about smokable bud. then I'll pick it early as possible, take off just the main colas and hope for the best. And even then I'm likely to grow that plant into a mother to take clones from that plant, rather than flower the reveged plant itself.

Although I've put a few reveged plants outside before and that worked out good too but they had a whole season to grow back to monster size before they started to flower. As stated above it's not really worth the time to reveg if you have the same plant available to you in seed form.

And left over buds on reveg plants are smokable it's just that they are usually funky, with the odd flavor and buzz you get from letting any plant flower past it's prime.

edit: And although seeds can be popped right away after harvest and sometimes they will be fine, it's usually better to let fresh seeds dry completely before trying to plant them. So Turnaround on seeds from freshly harvested plants it's quite as quick as people make it out to be either, not unless you want to push your luck popping seeds that might give you some freaks.
 
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