Northeastbudz
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Anyone have any experience reveging with all the lower leaves yellow except budsites. I was to lazy to clone this run but I found an insane pheno from my 5150 tk and I dont want to lose it.
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OrganicGorilla
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Switch her back to 18/6 and hope she starts to reveg. Nothing else you can do
Just dim lights and reduce waterings/feeding. I think 18/6 is better than 24hr especially if plant is not 100.
Gemtree
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Could see about tissue culture also but don’t know a lot about that
Northeastbudz
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Thanks guys, im going to switch her back to 18/6 and hope for the best the plant is healthy but the lowers are yelloing with a week and a half left im going to leave a bunch of budsites there still nice and green.
Kp sunshine
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If you search the forum’s on here there’s some very smart people who know what they’re doing with a re veg. We could all give you some advice but might not be the best advice. Post a new thread asking and you’ll get help.
Northeastbudz
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Thanks im definitely going to give that a shot
It's not rocket science.
Bad Karma
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I'd dig up the central root mass, transplant that into a fresh container of dirt, and water.
When I've left a plant in the same dirt for re-vegging, that it was also flowered in, its been a crap shoot.
When I transplant her into some fresh dirt my re-veg success rate goes up substantially.
I recently saved a great Cherry Pie S1 this way and have a Sherbert S1 successfully going through the same process now.
I believe it has a lot to do with the pH levels of the used soil and lack of sufficient nutrients left therein.
Make sure to mist those lower yellow leaves, and bud sites, multiple times a day during the re-veg.
Also, once I'm done re-vegging, I take cuttings from her to make new moms/clones of, and then cull the original plant.
Freshbakd
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Don't know what size you flowered in but as the guy above said new soil will help. I've been told up pot will help reveg.
Northeastbudz
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I will try up potting it is in 1 gallon of coco I have a couple others to reveg but there still green
For a reveg, the more healthy growth you still have, the better your chances. The earlier in bloom too, but it can be done at the end. Like others said, transplanting when you move it back into veg helps a lot. If you're using chemicals switch to veg feed. If you're in organics the transplant into something fresh and strong like sohum soil works real well.
H0LLYW00D
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pine tar kush day 61 harvest, nanners in the tops, this is the whole plant haha, it’s a rat nest, i don’t blame the plant so much i reveged it halfwhay then put it back into flower and the pine tar kushes definitely hated that the most. it’s purple, it smells like sweet green melon
I like flowering tester seeds in 6 inch pots for this reason … if it’s a keeper … they are very easy to reveg and take up minimal space … no need to waste space taking cuts beforehand. Smaller plants are harder to overwater in the reveg … that’s the only problem you’ll ever have to deal with… other than that it’s so simple
Kp sunshine
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You didn’t offer up any advice on your reveg technique to help
Northeastbudz
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That was the plan , I did them in 1 gallon pots of coco I was just concerned because the lower fans all yellowed .I usually take clones but I did I decent size pheno hunt after having to start from scratch from getting a clone that infested me with root aphids .
Northeastbudz
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I really appreciate the help everyone thanks again.
Northeastbudz
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I'm going to post pictures of this 5150 tk pheno I found when I harvest pictures under hps are basically useless. I think it is truly unique it looks nothing like the rest and has it all ultra fat buds covered in frost strong branches the terps are very unique to it has the piney og smell but with a sweetness it's hard to explain like a sweet smelling og, the rest are your typical gassy pine every single plant would be worth running again but this one truly stands out.