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see4
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hey thanks Xub! I was vegging up until about a week ago.. and unknowingly I put them into flower! dangit!! I gradually turned down the light schedule... and didnt notice I crossed the threshold of 13/11 light cycle..
its ok.. they were about the height that i wanted them anyway...
thanks for the rep man!!
see4
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Ah, Im just rereading what you wrote. "Revegging"... I've heard people do this before with success. But that scares me. Too easy to hermi the plant. I'd rather have a smaller yield than a hermi'd plant.
Have any pointers on that?
theloadeddragon
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I have succesfully revegged many plants and never seen a hermie come out of it.
puffdatchronic
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they are pretty fat buds for day 10.. nice
see4
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do you reveg before budding?
see4
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yea, i was thinking the same thing this morning... the middle plant is going to have some big nugs for sure. i am upping my dosage of Bud Storm to 4ml per 5 gal, next week i will up it to 1ml per gal
theloadeddragon
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Changing the light cycle of a flowering plant to a vegetative growth cycle-
Revegging plants takes a considerable amount of stored and newly created energy from the plant, it takes a toll on the plant. A nice gentle recovery period of about a month is best for optimal plant health before flowering it out again. Better safer then sorry I would say, and wait a little longer even ensuring the plant has fully recovered, perhaps given a few sets of clones
. When plants reveg they shoot limbs out from every calyx position on the plant, creating an overabundance of branches.
see4
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I like this. I like this a lot. Would this work well in a SCROG environment? Say like a single plant set up?
theloadeddragon
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yes but a certain percentage of the branches will not produce well and I usually prune those off during the recovery period.
theloadeddragon
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here is a PKSR71 I revegged.
I took these two cuttings from a plant that was about 40 days into flower.
Three Weeks Later - This link is directly to the Post. Second Row of pics.
https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/227660-theloadeddragons-perpetually-growing-perpetual-grow-74.html#post3451517
I took these two cuttings from a plant that was about 40 days into flower.
Three Weeks Later - This link is directly to the Post. Second Row of pics.
https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/227660-theloadeddragons-perpetually-growing-perpetual-grow-74.html#post3451517
theloadeddragon
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Just about every photo viewer I have has a feature to turn them around... windows photoviewer etc etc
see4
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its coming right from my iPhone. i email myself the photos. then download the pics right before upload.
i didn't want to add the extra step of opening the picture before uploading..
theQuetzalcoatl
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Windows 7 and above you can right-click rotate 90 degrees, and it saves them rotated without opening in any program.