Re veging

ganga gurl420 said:
Yeah they should for the most part pick it back up..and yes on the bloom nutes. However if you live somewhere it's hot I wouldn't do the 24 hour cover. You could cook it like that. Make sure it has plenty of water.
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Ok thanks alot for all your knowledge .. do I have to cover the plant completely like all the way to the floor ..or can I drop it over the whole plant leaving few inches from the ground just were all the stems are
 
Mybabyjustine said:
Ok thanks alot for all your knowledge .. do I have to cover the plant completely like all the way to the floor ..or can I drop it over the whole plant leaving few inches from the ground just were all the stems are
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You want to have as much complete darkness as possible.
 
ganga gurl420 said:
Only this plant is truly monster cropped from a flowering clone but it's all an experiment for me this yr to combine many different training methods to see if the outcome will produce more at the end. As you can see....I would have had to top a hundred times to get that amount of tops.
I think that if people were to veg out a reveg longer they would not have the issues they do...so I combined monster cropping with lst then later I will fim and I should be able to knock it out of the park. View attachment 4599726
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That’s gonna be a monster!
 
Blkhwk11 said:
If revegging and you have strange leaves, what should I do with the weird leaves when normal growth starts?
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You can just leave them. They are still a source of enemy for the plant. I had a revegged Moby Dick clone once that was nearly all single bladed leaves and it just grew out of it over time.
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Blkhwk11 said:
Lol good to know cause I got a whole plant full.
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Yeah, mine looked like a smaller version of that when I flipped her into flower. I did have to remove some leaves from the middle of the plant because the leaf growth was so dense in there that I was worried it might invite mold or mildew.
 
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