Growing tree's in a tree

[wizim]

how many hours of direct sunlight?

 

[keefbox420]

No did you even read what I put?? Instead of just ASSUMING it was an auto (though ruled as a possibility), I did actual research on what it could be, and found a documentary about farmers in Jamaica who grow almost all indica because Jamaica's climate is so different from mountain climates that they start flowering immediately, and I don't think it's very likely for the variety of strains he had to ALL be auto. So it could be an auto just as well as it could be a non-auto.

you put is out to early the light still to short once it gets long again it will reveg if you dont sun shade it

 

[keefbox420]

the buds that grew will rot off you should just pull them off and let it start to veg again the light is long now and it is stretching because it has more than 12 hours of light in the day now.....it is veging again

 

[Mojosodope]

the buds that grew will rot off you should just pull them off and let it start to veg again the light is long now and it is stretching because it has more than 12 hours of light in the day now.....it is veging again

If it's vegging again (not saying its not) then why are the buds still growing?? I thought they would stop growing if it starts to re-veg. Also If I do have to snip off the buds, I'm assuming they wont be ready yet correct?? If so can I still make dry ice kief with them??

 

[Mojosodope]

how many hours of direct sunlight?

About 9 hours of on/off (shaded) light, and then two hours of indirect light.

 

[Rcb]

lol this thead makes me laugh, people are coming in here telling you your gona reveg when your in flowering hours, STILL SUBBED!!!

 

[veggiegardener]

I really believe you should read all three of my threads. I reveg my plants each spring after harvesting a Spring seed crop. I can't guarantee success, but once you've read them, you'll know what revegging looks like. Just like Sun, water and nutrients, Knowledge = Buds.

 

[Mojosodope]

I really believe you should read all three of my threads. I reveg my plants each spring after harvesting a Spring seed crop. I can't guarantee success, but once you've read them, you'll know what revegging looks like. Just like Sun, water and nutrients, Knowledge = Buds.

Thanks for stopping and actually offering help, but after looking at a lot of your pictures I think that mine are re-vegging, but it's weird only the top part of the plant is shooting out new leaves and the bottom clones are still growing regular leaves (2-3 per set). So how would I go about cutting the buds on the female so that it will continue to grow?? Should I cut the top cola completly and just leave the clone nodes or what??

 

[growone]

you have an interesting situation, i can't offer any specific info but i did see one post by someone who said that indica's can be kind of unpredictable in the equatorial zone
so you ride out the grow the best you can, i think it's strange that it flowered so fast and then decided it was reveg time, but cannabis can do strange things

 

[Rcb]

if they do reveg, at least you get bigger trees in your tree

 

[Mojosodope]

you have an interesting situation, i can't offer any specific info but i did see one post by someone who said that indica's can be kind of unpredictable in the equatorial zone
so you ride out the grow the best you can, i think it's strange that it flowered so fast and then decided it was reveg time, but cannabis can do strange things

Yea I think I will just wait and see what happens, although I might just cut the hermie early, harvest any seeds, and make dry ice kief with the rest of it.

 

[Mojosodope]

if they do reveg, at least you get bigger trees in your tree

Haha yea I'm most likely just gonna cut the hermie and reveg the female. Which would make room for this white widow seed I've got

 

[keefbox420]

If it's vegging again (not saying its not) then why are the buds still growing?? I thought they would stop growing if it starts to re-veg. Also If I do have to snip off the buds, I'm assuming they wont be ready yet correct?? If so can I still make dry ice kief with them??

you can use the buds for wheatever you want even smoke them lol they wont be that potent but you can......they will grow until your light is long enuf just pick the bud off and make hash or whatever you want......

 

[keefbox420]

lol this thead makes me laugh, people are coming in here telling you your gona reveg when your in flowering hours, STILL SUBBED!!!

well what do you thing will happen....the light is only going to get longer.....then it WILL reveg why are you laughing kuz you are a idiot..

 

[Mojosodope]

you can use the buds for wheatever you want even smoke them lol they wont be that potent but you can......they will grow until your light is long enuf just pick the bud off and make hash or whatever you want......

I think I will just wait and see how big they get before cutting, what about the top cola (so that it will keep vegging) do I cut it completly off or what??

 

[keefbox420]

if you wanna wait till it starts growing you can it will start to spit out new nodes out of the top of the main cola once re veg starts then the buds wont grow anymore

 

[Mojosodope]

if you wanna wait till it starts growing you can it will start to spit out new nodes out of the top of the main cola once re veg starts then the buds wont grow anymore

Ok I think I'll start flushing now so I can harvest next week (or whenever the buds stop growing), I think I'm going to chop them and just start fresh, I don't think it would be worth the hassle of replanting (rather than just chopping) the one plant to reveg if I'm going to be adding new ones anyways, or do you think it would be??

 

[keefbox420]

Ok I think I'll start flushing now so I can harvest next week, but If I'm going to re-veg the female will I need to transplant into new soil, and also should I flush the female if I'm going to re-veg it??

well you can flush but i didnt when this happened to me but flushing could be a good thing at this stage just not sure if you gunna smoke the buds then sure but if cooking with or making hash i dont see the need to flush.....you want the plant to have lots of N so it can help it veg.......you shouldn't need to transplant unless the pot its in is small and you fear it will become root bound...when you harvest dont cut the branches off try and just cut the buds off....if done correctly your next harvest will not lack is should be just as dank as normal and yield good to....check your light how many hours of daylight does your area receive now check the net and see what your sun rise and set times are...

 

[Mojosodope]

well you can flush but i didnt when this happened to me but flushing could be a good thing at this stage just not sure if you gunna smoke the buds then sure but if cooking with or making hash i dont see the need to flush.....you want the plant to have lots of N so it can help it veg.......you shouldn't need to transplant unless the pot its in is small and you fear it will become root bound...when you harvest dont cut the branches off try and just cut the buds off....if done correctly your next harvest will not lack is should be just as dank as normal and yield good to....check your light how many hours of daylight does your area receive now check the net and see what your sun rise and set times are...

We'll I want to test them out, so I'll probably keep all the best buds to smoke, and the rest for hash. But one or two roots are visible through the watering holes already, so I think a tansplant would be needed. We're getting around 13 hours of light, but also my plants don't get hit with direct light until about an hour or two after sunrise.

 

[veggiegardener]

Hermie seeds will often(at least 50%) be hermies. Not worth the trouble. Harvesting buds before revegging is something I do each year. Remove the central khola, leaving 4-6 side branches near the bottom. Remove the end/top buds from those branches. If possible, transplant to a larger container and lightly feed the girls a high Nitrogen fertilizer. Taken together, these actions will help the revegging process.