regeneration

syrous · 08-14-2008, 12:49 AM

Hey just curious on the simplist way to bring my girls back to vegatative state for round two?THANx

tokinGLX · 08-14-2008, 03:39 AM

this is something i have wanted to get around to trying.

if i were to do it, i would try to keep as much growth as possible on the plant and after harvest i would throw it under 24 hour light, giving it a very light feeding of veg, until you start to see new vegetative growth. at that point start increasing the dosage of ferts until at full strength then you should be growing as normal. the best thing to do would be to take a bunch of clones shortly after full growth has begun so you dont have to deal with revegging again. ive heard it can take the plant a couple/few weeks to get back on track.

JohnDoeRadio · 08-14-2008, 05:16 AM

i did this with clones from a harvested plant, took about a month and a half two months for real growth to really start again. and to a point it could be clones also. That also is what ive researched and seen most turn around time on it.

Almost better to start back from seeds, unless its a plant that you want to save.

dez · 08-14-2008, 07:17 PM

yeah, the only real reason one might want to try to bring back a nice female is for clones as they don't produce much the 2nd time around...not enough fpr the time and trouble involved. and it's hard to bring them back to health too so don't be disappointed if she wilts and dies on ya a few weeks after starting the regen process (just give her a dose of your veg ferts and put her back in full light and wait)...the usual reason for the death is root probs so you might want to carefully transplant her into fresh soil too but without disturbing the rootball (iow, keep the soil intact which is easiest to do when soil is damp and pull off the pot, not pull out the plant. and have a bottle of superthrive handy to give her a dose before and after the transplant...

good luck

regeneration

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