Mine weren't even flowering. Just getting too big for the space.I killed another one yesterday - my wife helped!
I think it's five this past week.
They really didn't even look at me funny, they just had that "how do these swollen calyxes and trichomes look on me?" swagger so I cut em off at the knees...
I felt so guilty over dealing death I finally decided it was the process of perpetual cloning using constant successive reptition vs the entire mother issue. Immediate release of guilt once it became a process. Then it's time to successively clone, nothing personal but your roots are now dead to me.
These were cuttings taken well into flower. It took 4 or 5 weeks for them to make normal leaves again but they are ridiculously vigorous. I took 30 cuttings a week before this picture and have since thinned much of the remaining branchiness. They went into a flower tent 2 days ago.
Too BIG????????
It would take a controlled test with multiple strains to know if this is true or not, also many months of R&D. I just was citing personal experience with 1 strain. I can't say for sure that they will never recover, but I have had genetics change after monstercropping. I'm sure some strains love it where others may not do as well or recover as fast.
I read somewhere to reveg with better results remove all plant contents containing flower and trichomes. Left there the plant continues to grow "flowers and trichomes" until it completely cycles over. I've never monster cropped so I can't surely say the method provided has any evidence beyond what I read. I do know that it's the method I will be trying with the plant I have in flower now. I'll post results after I've had the cuttings and under veg cycle lights several weeks in
