plants revegging late in flower

drcoop69

drcoop69

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Okay so i placed a clone of ace of spades×cheasequake outside in mid april. It began flowering almost immediately. It is now 6 weeks into flower and im afraid it may reveg bc of the increase in daylight hours. If so would i just need to harvest and be happy with what shes got or just let her ride? Any thoughts will be greatly appreciated.
 
drcoop69

drcoop69

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If i wait until the end of summer wont her already formed buds be wasted? Im not sure i would want to move her inside bc she is planted in the ground. I just dont want to lose the super stank buds shes already formed. They look like they are caoted in snow.
 
drcoop69

drcoop69

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Anyone know what will happen if i just leave her alone, will the buds that are on her be any good? Should i chop those off before she goes into reveg?
 
Nugachino

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If the hours of light exceed 12. She'll revegetate. Meaning you'll lose the buds that are already there. It won't be instantaneously fucked. They take a week or so to flip back to vegetation stage.

You'll notice weird rounded leaves, without serrations when they do. That only lasts a little while. Then they go back to normal growth.

You can either move it indoors now- to finish her off. Or wait as long as possible to get those buds as mature as you can before making the cut.

If you leave on about a third of the lower buds. And the hours of light go above 12 a day. She'll likely revegetate with what's left on her. And possibly produce even more the next time round.
 
Chunky Stool

Chunky Stool

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Nugachino said:
If the hours of light exceed 12. She'll revegetate. Meaning you'll lose the buds that are already there. It won't be instantaneously fucked. They take a week or so to flip back to vegetation stage.

You'll notice weird rounded leaves, without serrations when they do. That only lasts a little while. Then they go back to normal growth.

You can either move it indoors now- to finish her off. Or wait as long as possible to get those buds as mature as you can before making the cut.

If you leave on about a third of the lower buds. And the hours of light go above 12 a day. She'll likely revegetate with what's left on her. And possibly produce even more the next time round.
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Good advice!
Harvest what you've got & leave enough for reveg. I just did it on one of my outdoor plants. The bud got kind of fluffy, but it'll make great butter.
 
drcoop69

drcoop69

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Nugachino said:
If the hours of light exceed 12. She'll revegetate. Meaning you'll lose the buds that are already there. It won't be instantaneously fucked. They take a week or so to flip back to vegetation stage.

You'll notice weird rounded leaves, without serrations when they do. That only lasts a little while. Then they go back to normal growth.

You can either move it indoors now- to finish her off. Or wait as long as possible to get those buds as mature as you can before making the cut.

If you leave on about a third of the lower buds. And the hours of light go above 12 a day. She'll likely revegetate with what's left on her. And possibly produce even more the next time round.
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K nice, exacty what i needed to know thanks man.
 
Nugachino

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Lots of stuff is disabled for new members. Like posting links and images. You'll get there soon though. Just keep posting. And they'll open up.
 
Chunky Stool

Chunky Stool

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sunny747 said:
You have to hang out for a little while. I forget the exact rule.

BTW... Let's see a picture of the plant.
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His or mine?
It's dark outside but I can snap a pic tomorrow. My plant definitely isn't impressive at this stage. I ran out of room in my tent & pulled the plant at least a month ago. I'm surprised it took so long to reveg outside. Some strains do it very quickly -- within a couple of weeks.
 
Nugachino

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Looks like pictures are down... I was going to post a shot of mine in reveg. Don't know how long she's been in it for. Cos I'm forgetful as fuck. But, I've left way more on than what's recommended.

I don't really go by time anymore either. It's more a flip to flower when they're at the height I want them to be.
 
drcoop69

drcoop69

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ok cool. Its been raining here the last two days pretty hard but ill try to post a pic before i harvest whats on her. But i still dont see any sign of reveg yet. No straight edge new growth or anything of that nature. I had her on 24 hours of light before i put her out six weeks ago though so it may take her a min before she reverts with 14 hours.
 
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