Outdoor Reveg Attempt

Liousee said:

I was high with some friends when one asked why do we kill the plant to harvest. Being a hyper stoner, I immediately turned to professor Google for advice. Sadly, revegging seems to be a thing only indoor growers can do.
I decided I will be doing an experiment with that, since I live in a relatively warm country (a normal winter is around 15-25C excluding the seldom storm with tons of sun). I figured I would create some greenhouse cover for the "cold" months. I will leave a little growth on the bottom when harvesting (mid October).
I know there's not much hope, but who doesn't like experimenting?
Any ideas on how to go about this? Using any electricity is not an option for me...
Thanks!

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Liousee said:

I was high with some friends when one asked why do we kill the plant to harvest. Being a hyper stoner, I immediately turned to professor Google for advice. Sadly, revegging seems to be a thing only indoor growers can do.
I decided I will be doing an experiment with that, since I live in a relatively warm country (a normal winter is around 15-25C excluding the seldom storm with tons of sun). I figured I would create some greenhouse cover for the "cold" months. I will leave a little growth on the bottom when harvesting (mid October).
I know there's not much hope, but who doesn't like experimenting?
Any ideas on how to go about this? Using any electricity is not an option for me...
Thanks!

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Liousee said:

Just for follow up; this is my first grow, so I'm glad to say she's starting to look strong enough to potentially survive this. (The left plant is an Auto Jack)
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BuzzD2Kill said:

After harvest put some lighting on the beast til next season. You could have yourself one big bush!

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Vnsmkr said:

revegging takes valuable time that most people dont want to fuck with, quicker just to plant new seeds or clones than to wait on a reveg. Of course they will reveg

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ruby fruit said:

careful that rope stuff u got to tie your plant down doesn't get wet.....

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Liousee said:

I hope I figure out a clever solution to make that happen. Luckily the winter days here are quite sunny and not very short..



Well, it's kinda tricky to come around seeds around here...



It won't be raining around here until November, and even more likely until December. Would it cause rotting or something?

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ruby fruit said:

it can affect the stem a bit I learnt last year make it go a yellowish colour which might have turned to rot if left to long..i had a car trailer net scrogged on mine and found if it got wet it marked the stem pretty quick ..might not cause major damage but better to be safe than sorry

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