Anybody know of a re-veg guide?

As I posted in another thread I recently had some rippers tear up my plots... I know I'm pretty far into flowering, but all they left me with was some premature sativa plants.. Anybody know of any good guides for cloning flowering plants and re-vegging? I would just let them go outside, but I'd kinda like to keep this strain around..

Here is a short quick bit on re-vegging. Maybe it will help some.



How To Reveg A Marijuana Plant

First of all reveg means to re-vegetate in grower slang.

Re-vegetating is when you take a plant that's in flower and force it back into vegetative state.

Vegetative state is the state or mode a plant is in when it is NOT flowering.

The main reason to re-vegetate is to make a mother plant. It's nice to keep a mother plant in veg state, that way when you want to make new plants you just take cuttings from your mother plant and root them.

Sometimes a good plant just sneaks up on you that you suddenly decide you want to preserve.

There is a trick to revegging a marijuana plant. First of all you need to keep a enough shade/sucker leaves on the plant to allow it to draw water up and transpire.


If you don't keep enough shade leaves on your marijuana plant it can drown easily. Keep the lower popcorn buds on so you have some sites for revegetation to take place.

When you water be extremely careful not to give your plant much more water than the plant is going to use in a day. Don't soak the pot. Feed your plant light doses of grow nutrients. I like to use a product called Greenfuse Grow. This stuff accelerates plant growth. I don't use as much as the manufacturer suggests most of the time. Definitely don't give the plant a heavy dose of this when in the beginning stages of revegging.

You also need to keep enough bud sites going because that's where you are going to see the plant begin to reveg. Without any bud sites, the plant can't produce new vegetative growth. So cut your plant back similar to the picture above. This way you can harvest over 95% of the medicine and have plenty bud sites to get some good reveg action.

Make sure to leave as many of those sucker leaves on as possible.

Put your plant into your veg room and give it 18 -20 hours of light. There is no need to give the plant straight 24 hours of light unless you are trying to use florescent lighting. I don't recommend using floro's to reveg with but it has been done.

It will take about 2-3 weeks before you begin to see new growth shooting from the buds If you use a simple 400 watt metal halide HID light. Keep on watering LIGHTLY until the plant becomes bushy again and starts using more water.

Once the plant begins to reveg start giving it more grow nutrients.

After 4 or 5 weeks you should have a plant that has fully transformed from a mature flowering plant to a mature plant in vegetative mode. In a couple more weeks you should be ready to start taking cuttings.

Remember to keep your mother plant in 18-20 hours of light and to give it at least 4 hours rest every night.

Some of us believe that a marijuana plant becomes more potent as it ages. After it reaches about 1 year it maxes out in potency. If you give your plant 24 hours of constant light they reset meaning they lose that year of age and the high potency that comes with a fully mature plant.

yup listen to asphalt! i mean brick top lol

LAME i kno .. but im high haha

Im revegging 2 kush plants now, just left a couple bud sites and a couple fan leaves at the bottom, put it in 24hr under 42w cfls, can it a watering with fish emulsion(
i soaked mine, didnt do the one day thing.) gave them plain water about a week later, new growth around 2 weeks. Really didnt do anything but leave some plant, put unfo cfls and waited, no voodoo.

As I posted in another thread I recently had some rippers tear up my plots...

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So your plots were in-ground? Dig them up and do what Bricktop posted. You'll have them back in no time.

Thanks Brick Top! I got em back under the 400w MH doing what you said. Thanks guys.. Peace!

Sorry to dig up ancient history, but This is awesome!