plsfoldthx
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Is it possible to grow one plant, get it to harvest, then re-veg it under 20/4? If so, how do I do that and how much of the plant do I chop off? 
Thanks
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re-vegging after harvesting the buds
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I've heard this is possible. Just turn the light schedule back to the vegetative cycle and give the plant some nitrogen. Don't worry about chopping anything off until it has started to vegetate again. Even at that stage, I'd just let the leaves fall off by themselves.
I've also heard that this can cause the potency to drop. I'm not sure if this is true. So I'd avoid making clones from this plant until you find out for sure.
Give it a try and let us know how things turn out.
I've also heard that this can cause the potency to drop. I'm not sure if this is true. So I'd avoid making clones from this plant until you find out for sure.
Give it a try and let us know how things turn out.
plsfoldthx
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much thanks
researchkitty
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Eeeeeeeeh. No, you dont want to do this. Are seeds that expensive or something? 
You can clip two branches of a plant just before flowering and then clone them though, that works well! By the time they are re-rooted and it ends up a plant to flower, your ones in the flowering room will be ready to chop.
You can clip two branches of a plant just before flowering and then clone them though, that works well! By the time they are re-rooted and it ends up a plant to flower, your ones in the flowering room will be ready to chop.
marijuananation
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this thread is a couple of months old, but I'd like to share a video with you guys..
START TO FINISH RE-VEGGING MARIJUANA PLANTS
What do you do when you are almost finished flowering and you realize that you did not take any clones of that awesome strain.
You finish harvesting, leave as much foliage and smaller buds on it, so that it can re-veg.
I have found out by doing this test multiple times: For every week the plant is in flower, it will take the equal ammount of time for it to start to grow again.
Be patient, nurture your plants and they will be very giving to you in the future.
I have also found that once a plant has started to grow again during re-veg they tend to grow alot more vigoruos than the first time it was grown.
This is the same in my findings for clones as it is for seedlings that have been harvested and then re-vegged.
these plants are now on 12/12 again and I plan on re-veggin them again, after they are harvested.
Stay tuned for the updated videos !!
[video=youtube;LkA1tTP2M5M]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkA1tTP2M5M[/video]
START TO FINISH RE-VEGGING MARIJUANA PLANTS
What do you do when you are almost finished flowering and you realize that you did not take any clones of that awesome strain.
You finish harvesting, leave as much foliage and smaller buds on it, so that it can re-veg.
I have found out by doing this test multiple times: For every week the plant is in flower, it will take the equal ammount of time for it to start to grow again.
Be patient, nurture your plants and they will be very giving to you in the future.
I have also found that once a plant has started to grow again during re-veg they tend to grow alot more vigoruos than the first time it was grown.
This is the same in my findings for clones as it is for seedlings that have been harvested and then re-vegged.
these plants are now on 12/12 again and I plan on re-veggin them again, after they are harvested.
Stay tuned for the updated videos !!
[video=youtube;LkA1tTP2M5M]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkA1tTP2M5M[/video]