Re-veg a flowering plant

[Ganjamon876]

Has anyone successfully re-vegged a flowering clone under T5 lights before? unfortunately that's the only lights I have atm but i'm assuming it should work like any other cloning process? Any tips on how to do this is welcomed. Thanks!

 

[Herb & Suds]

Remove plant from pot
Trim 1/3 of roots
Replace soil around plant and feed a nitrogen rich food
Place plant nubs close as possible to Flouro and leave on 24/7 till new growth appears

 

[Zellmet]

In my experience, L/F sativas needed less preparation --- at harvest, I simply left a few healthy buds on the stem, popped it into the veg tent @ 18/6 and had a new plant in a couple of weeks.

 

[Ganjamon876]

Remove plant from pot
Trim 1/3 of roots
Replace soil around plant and feed a nitrogen rich food
Place plant nubs close as possible to Flouro and leave on 24/7 till new growth appears

The thing is I don’t want to revert the whole plant just need a clone off of it. I’m in week 5 of flower now, originally I didn’t care to keep the strain, but now I’m regretting on taking a clone from it before I flipped to 12/12

 

[ozziebud]

If only been flipped a week or so just take cuttings now put under 24 hr light until rooted

 

[Herb & Suds]

The thing is I don’t want to revert the whole plant just need a clone off of it. I’m in week 5 of flower now, originally I didn’t care to keep the strain, but now I’m regretting on taking a clone from it before I flipped to 12/12

Just grow it out then reveg at the end
Taking clones 5 weeks on still means reveg and chances of roots is reduced before the cut gives up the ghost

 

[Markshomegrown]

Has anyone successfully re-vegged a flowering clone under T5 lights before? unfortunately that's the only lights I have atm but i'm assuming it should work like any other cloning process? Any tips on how to do this is welcomed. Thanks!

It's the perfect light for re-vegged a clone, I have done it a few times, even in late flower, keep the t5 12" above the clones, take a few weeks, they won't all root.

 

[Herb & Suds]

It's the perfect light for re-vegged a clone, I have done it a few times, even in late flower, keep the t5 12" above the clones, take a few weeks, they won't all root.

Of course you have

 

[calvin.m16]

I have not done it before successfully, I ended up with what's called a "Monster Crop" plant. Had to get seeds of the strain and do another pheno hunt all over again after an extended power outage.

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[zeem]

Has anyone successfully re-vegged a flowering clone under T5 lights before? unfortunately that's the only lights I have atm but i'm assuming it should work like any other cloning process? Any tips on how to do this is welcomed. Thanks!

Well, did it work for you?

I am doing this with a cutting that was at least 3 weeks into flower. It was a healthy and strong cutting. Flat leaves for weeks as it sat in water. After three weeks, I was thinking about tossing the whole lot. The strong one grew a nice little bunch of roots. Stuffed into a soil medium, weeks later it has caught on and now reveg'ing with flowers on top. Using T5.