stunted growth
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SweetHayz
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Buddy your plant is just fine. The burn on the leaves, I supposed it happened due to splash of nutrient solution on it, while watering.
Re-vegging already flowering clone takes long to recover. Once it does, your plant will explode. Check out "monster cropping".
What do you feed it?
How often you water?
What is that you see not normal in your plant? ( Are leaves yellowing? Are leaves droopy? Burnt edges? )
P.S. Most new growers make things more complicating themselves. Keep it simple!
Re-vegging already flowering clone takes long to recover. Once it does, your plant will explode. Check out "monster cropping".
What do you feed it?
How often you water?
What is that you see not normal in your plant? ( Are leaves yellowing? Are leaves droopy? Burnt edges? )
P.S. Most new growers make things more complicating themselves. Keep it simple!
Silky T
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What strain is that?
OG Gardenz
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I agree, just be sure not to overwater.. Maybe add a bit of Humic Acid and Kelp soon...Kelp has hormones like cytokinins and auxins that help with root growth and the transition from new cutting to full blown vegetation..
707humboldt
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It looks confused, whats your light schedule? Keep an eye out for hermies with re veg plants like this. We never re veg anything for any reason because of this. Not to mention it slows the growth cycle down so much its not even worth it imo
Andre K_
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Cheese
Andre K_
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24/0 , plant looked very healthy and bushy 3-5 days ago , so it's reaction is strange.
Andre K_
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Hey thanks for always responding , you're a legend.
I have just been giving it rain water since I got it. Water once a week. Do you think the plant is hungry , should I get some veg nutrients ?
707humboldt
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Normally when plants throw out single leaves its a light issue/ revegging or the plant is super stressed out. Single leaves are a big problem and you gotta figure out whats causing this. Whats your temperatures at?
Andre K_
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It's been re-veg'ing for 3 and a half weeks. Attached is a picture from 28 May , the plant's health and growth has just completely halted so much since then. Last watering maybe 5 days ago or so. Temp is 23 degrees Celsius usually. I try keep it between 20-25.
This plant hasn't received any nutes since I got it , you think that could maybe be the issue ? Hungry ?
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707humboldt
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It doesnt seem like its hungry imo. The problem is the re vegging, thats why it looks like that and is growing slow
Andre K_
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You think ?
It really has been growing tremendously over the past 2 weeks like it's settled back into veg completely , but yeah. not ideal to re-veg thanks for your input.
707humboldt
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Yea its still not any where near back to normal, its throwing singles at the top still
a senile fungus
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My Dairy Queen throws single bladed leaves, but she's just funky like that.
First time I saw it I was kinda freaked out.
I've only revegged GG#4, took weeks for roots, then about 4more weeks for vegetative growth to normalize in rate and structure.
I'd say just wait it out, it'll normalize eventually but you may still have loss of vigor. You'll never know till you try, but some things just aren't worth trying...
Good luck!
First time I saw it I was kinda freaked out.
I've only revegged GG#4, took weeks for roots, then about 4more weeks for vegetative growth to normalize in rate and structure.
I'd say just wait it out, it'll normalize eventually but you may still have loss of vigor. You'll never know till you try, but some things just aren't worth trying...
Good luck!
Andre K_
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ZoBudd
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Yup, patience is the best remedy. Some strains take longer to re-veg than others. Never re-vegged Cheese, but have with a few others. a good deal of the crowded growth near the center may die off, or get so dense you'll have to thin it out. Here is a thread with some pics of a few:
https://www.rollitup.org/t/making-monster-mama-clones.865014/#post-11494697
Good Luck!!!!
Zo
https://www.rollitup.org/t/making-monster-mama-clones.865014/#post-11494697
Good Luck!!!!
Zo
707humboldt
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Just out of curiosity, why do you guys re veg? Ive heard a lot of people on here doing it and I just don't understand why. In 15 years Ive never felt the need or had to re veg a plant.
Andre K_
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Nice. Thank you
ZoBudd
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I've done it with a few strains to create monster mother plants that are compact and very bushy/branchy for easy cloning.
It has been pointed out that you risk loss of vigor and potency when re-vegging which makes total sense, and I've experienced it with some strains. Burmese Kush, and Berry Bomb maintained their integrity, Fruit Punch and Libery Haze DID NOT take well to re-vegging. My Cotton Candy remains to be tested. (I had my normal clones of CC succumb to powdery mildew arghhhhh)
Zo