Will this harvested plant reveg?

Dan can grow

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• May 22, 2016

• #41

I would say yes give her time and she will reveg. Those single and three blade leaves indicate it has already started.

 

Corso312

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• May 25, 2016

• #42

I know she's throwing shoots and new growth..update?

 

TJ baba

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• May 26, 2016

• #43

The plant lasted like 1 month before the leaves started to turn rusty brown and then it died and never re rooted after it was transplanted into the 3 gal, very sad as the genetics have been discontinued from the breeder. It might could have survived with better conditions and more light.

I pulled it out by the stem and there was a root ball the size of the 1 gallon almost perfect shape that's how I know it was done for at the time of transplant

 

Corso312

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• May 27, 2016

• #44

 

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platt

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• May 28, 2016

• #45

Time to try the mainstream tek. You get rid of 75% of your rootball & let adventicious roots regrow from the stem axis under 18/6

 

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JDMase

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• Nov 6, 2016

• #46

platt said:

Time to try the mainstream tek. You get rid of 75% of your rootball & let adventicious roots regrow from the stem axis under 18/6

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I've never heard of this method before. Anyone care to explain?

 

Bud Assasin

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• Nov 8, 2016

• #47

You don't even need to do anything other than switch lights to 18-6 and start feeding the Nitrogen again, add a 6500k light if you really want to cover all the details, so essentially it is exactly as it is, reveg, means veg. I am sure you could even play with far red and maybe fuck with the signals like they do to speed flowering.