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dababydroman · Sep 23, 2015

can you pollinate as soon as you see pistils and the revege it should still grow the seeds out right

209 Cali closet grower · Sep 23, 2015

dababydroman said:
can you pollinate as soon as you see pistils and the revege it should still grow the seeds out right

Yes it should. But revenging, not always best. To make seeds. I would think? As it was stressed to revege back. But all strains are different.

209 Cali closet grower · Sep 23, 2015

Some can take reveg better then others. One I reveged lost its taste

Dr.D81 · Sep 23, 2015

I dont like using reveg anything myself.

Traxx187 · Sep 23, 2015

Don Gin and Ton said:
think that's the first pic of the hot dog x Sc on riu. expecting great things from that one.

Got these as freebies cant wait to pop

dababydroman · Sep 23, 2015

my br x br x bmf the last seeed I had left is a male.. gunna cross it with m1xbmf a purple pheno

dababydroman · Sep 23, 2015

so you all don't have mother plants? wouldnt you have to reveg

angryblackman · Sep 23, 2015

dababydroman said:
so you all don't have mother plants? wouldnt you have to reveg

Mothers you don't need to reveg. You are just taking clones and they are in a constant veg state. Unless someone takes a clone from a flowering plant that they want to keep and then I could see the need to reveg. I personally did it for the last time this season. It's not worth the hit if it doesn't bounce back quickly enough.

DST · Sep 23, 2015

dababydroman said:
ok yea maybe that's what I ment to ask... how do I word this.. ok I had f1 seeds left from a cross I made and one turned male and one female so I pollinated it... I was wondering if maybe the genetics in a more mature plant would be better choices to pollinate.. but usually yea you would want to wait till its mature to makes sure its a good specimen is that you were getting and when you said obviously you want to let them mature

Males can be used from when the first sac opens. Females you use when the flower is mature.....that's basically what I meant ie a male plant can pollinate throughout the growth cycle of a female.

green217 · Sep 23, 2015

angryblackman said:
Mothers you don't need to reveg. You are just taking clones and they are in a constant veg state. Unless someone takes a clone from a flowering plant that they want to keep and then I could see the need to reveg. I personally did it for the last time this season. It's not worth the hit if it doesn't bounce back quickly enough.

I've done it a couple times successfully. I like revegging, they bush out fast if they take.

papapayne · Sep 23, 2015

did you notice drops in quality? Every time I have revegged its no longer came out nearly as good or as chronic.

209 Cali closet grower · Sep 23, 2015

papapayne said:
did you notice drops in quality? Every time I have revegged its no longer came out nearly as good or as chronic.

I've revegged one time. I had that happen to me. HAd cloned from granddaddy kush a whole year, then flowered her, only to regret it later. So I revegged her back, after flowering. Started cloning her again. But is was, no where the same quality as before. So I killed it. That's my story

papapayne · Sep 23, 2015

cheese surprise with a visitor

dog

sour cherry

angryblackman · Sep 23, 2015

green217 said:
I've done it a couple times successfully. I like revegging, they bush out fast if they take.

IF they make it. I have about 75% reveg ratio but the stall out is way too long in my cases so I would be better off starting with seed or just replace with a strong clone.

papapayne said:
did you notice drops in quality? Every time I have revegged its no longer came out nearly as good or as chronic.

I have noticed that there were a few that didn't have the kick that the last harvest had but it was also a different time of the season as well as having to get them through the bugs and environment.

green217 · Sep 23, 2015

angryblackman said:
IF they make it. I have about 75% reveg ratio but the stall out is way too long in my cases so I would be better off starting with seed or just replace with a strong clone.

I have noticed that there were a few that didn't have the kick that the last harvest had but it was also a different time of the season as well as having to get them through the bugs and environment.

yeah i have heard some say the more reveg u do the less potent the bud will come out, but that hasn't been the case for me.

papapayne said:
cheese surprise with a visitor

dog

sour cherry

loving your pics keep em coming, they are beautiful

green217 · Sep 24, 2015

NOt much but I'm excited to get these BP germed. I have been having lackluster results germinating last few trys. I switched up to the papertowel method this time and have 9/10 pop. One is still holding out, but I am more than happy with these results.

momo2015 · Sep 24, 2015

BB delivers the goods!!! Quick and generous with the gourmet beans!! I'm a believer!

Dr.D81 · Sep 24, 2015

209 Cali closet grower said:
I've revegged one time. I had that happen to me. HAd cloned from granddaddy kush a whole year, then flowered her, only to regret it later. So I revegged her back, after flowering. Started cloning her again. But is was, no where the same quality as before. So I killed it. That's my story

That is what all my old 70s books say. You loss yield and potency.

dababydroman · Sep 25, 2015

DST said:
Males can be used from when the first sac opens. Females you use when the flower is mature.....that's basically what I meant ie a male plant can pollinate throughout the growth cycle of a female.

I guess by mature I ment like for instance what if I did 12/12 and just pollinated the first pistils that show up would that affect the genetics badly in anyway , is it unfavorable?

DST · Sep 25, 2015

no it will not effect the genetcis. pollinate when you want. all it will effect is the amount of seeds you will get.

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