Re gen of my White Widow experiment

Ringsixty

Ringsixty

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Regeneration experiment on a couple of my last crop of White Widow.
What I did was trim the root system back and transplanted into new soil.
Raise the N a bit in my nutes.
So far so good.
After 2 weeks they are sprouting new growth.
 

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txhydro

txhydro

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looking good! always wondered if it would be worth doing? have heard that second time around just isnt the same? who knows
 
Ringsixty

Ringsixty

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txhydro said:
looking good! always wondered if it would be worth doing? have heard that second time around just isnt the same? who knows
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Yep, not sure if it is a waste of time. That is why I have to try it for myself.:roll:
Starting a journal on this experiment.
 
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Dubdeuce

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I always wondered about the stability of a plant that was forced back and forth between flower and veg. I am excited to hear what happens! Cool experiment!
 
missnu

missnu

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well really a revegged plant will be larger and bushier then the plant it was originally...it just takes so much longer to grow...to revert to veg and then to actually grow because instead of growing up so far and then growing branches out...because they start popping up branches all over the place...lol. So if you are up to the wait then it is most usually worth it...about like cloning in flower...takes longer to start taking off, but when it does just watch out...lol
 
Sencha

Sencha

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I've done this with a SLH. Not really worth it, but I didn't have a choice. It allowed me to re-veg so I could take clones. I ended up flowing it, but with limited space in my flower room, it was a waste of space and time.

my 2 pennies
 
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skunkylady56

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This is all very interesting. My friend said he threw his back into veg and the plant yielded much better the second time. I'm heinous to see your findings!
 
Ringsixty

Ringsixty

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missnu said:
well really a revegged plant will be larger and bushier then the plant it was originally...it just takes so much longer to grow...to revert to veg and then to actually grow because instead of growing up so far and then growing branches out...because they start popping up branches all over the place...lol. So if you are up to the wait then it is most usually worth it...about like cloning in flower...takes longer to start taking off, but when it does just watch out...lol
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Yep, I agree it will take some time to re veg. But, I have time and space. I can see how she can get thicker and bushier.:weed:
 
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