twostrokenut
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No worries dude, mature mom means I can loli from clone in 60 days if I wish, and I have. I veg a bit and scrog though but prefer the great outdoors in 200 gal smart pots......
Can I start 12/12?
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No worries dude, mature mom means I can loli from clone in 60 days if I wish, and I have. I veg a bit and scrog though but prefer the great outdoors in 200 gal smart pots......
twostrokenut
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LOLhere is 12/12 from seed lol
3 weeks and 2 days Been under 24 light for 4 days so far..
Great way to sex plants from reg seed easy
twostrokenut
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More power to yall, seriously. If you can sex in two-three weeks from seed that's great. really. Nothing but good vibes your way.
I do that with reg seed...I now make my own fem seed....but getting the males out of the way really helps with space.here is 12/12 from seed lol
3 weeks and 2 days Been under 24 light for 4 days so far..
majins
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Can re-veg after harvest as well.
twostrokenut
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Really? Do tell, spare no details.
you can get the males out under floro's before they go into the tent
I do that all the time.
You think we tell fibs? really? please tell us master.
majins
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I never thought it would work until I tried it.
Pictures here of my attempt with with which was 100% successful on 2 DWC plants.
http://rollitup.org/t/re-veg-after-harvest-success.919214/#post-13017768
twostrokenut
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LOL
twostrokenut
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I like cloning bottom of the flowering plants. Pruning/cloning at the same time. The extra revert time is much needed.
KingMufasa87
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@twostrokenut is right that a plant won't flower until it reaches maturity. While many indicas and hybrids will show preflowers, and even start flowering as early as 2 1/2 weeks, plants that take longer to reach maturity will remain in a vegetative state until fully mature. Just ask @Uncle Ben about some of the true sativas he's grown.
As for re-vegging after harvest, it does work so long as there are a few bud sites left in the plant and as the plant is still in good health, which is rare since most people employ flushing toward the end of the flowering cycle. Normal cloning in my opinion is a much more "safe" way of preserving a specific plant, but re-vegging post harvest is a tool I use from time to time
As for re-vegging after harvest, it does work so long as there are a few bud sites left in the plant and as the plant is still in good health, which is rare since most people employ flushing toward the end of the flowering cycle. Normal cloning in my opinion is a much more "safe" way of preserving a specific plant, but re-vegging post harvest is a tool I use from time to time