Out of curiosity...

alexdunaba

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• Jan 12, 2008

• #1

Does anyone think it would be possible to regenerate from an autoflowering strain such as lowryder? Anyone willing to try it after a harvest?

 

billybob88

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• Jan 12, 2008

• #2

i doubt it because there is no vegetative period. it goes straight from seedling to flowering.

 

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stonegrove

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• Jan 12, 2008

• #3

wait a minute........u can re harvest a plant? how do you go about doing this? can u do it indoors?

 

billybob88

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• Jan 12, 2008

• #4

you reveg a plant. it stresses the shit out of it tho. you harvest it but still leave some leaves and waht not and the swtich it back to veg cycle. it will revert back to vegetative in 6-8 weeks and start growing vegetatively again. IMO its a waste of time because in those 6-8 weeks you could of had an army of plants going and be 4 weeks into flowering.

 

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stonegrove

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• Jan 12, 2008

• #5

billybob88 said:

you reveg a plant. it stresses the shit out of it tho. you harvest it but still leave some leaves and waht not and the swtich it back to veg cycle. it will revert back to vegetative in 6-8 weeks and start growing vegetatively again. IMO its a waste of time because in those 6-8 weeks you could of had an army of plants going and be 4 weeks into flowering.

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foreal 6 - 8 weeks, my lowryders will be budding by then lol

 

billybob88

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• Jan 12, 2008

• #6

i dont think its possible with lowryder because it has no veg state. how can u revert a plant to grow again if you cant veg it?

 

alexdunaba

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• Jan 12, 2008

• #7

Don't ask me, I'm no geneticist!