revegeting question

[smokybear]

do anyone have pic of a revegetion plant that was in flowering i need to see what it looks likes so can determine if thats what going on or that just part of its genes

[dusto2k3]

look for the thread that talks about Bonzai Moms, there are some pic of som....here: http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=31919&highlight=bonsai+mom

[GaGrown]

Sometimes,if not 9 out of 10 times the revegged plant will look like a mutant.Bit have no fear! All is well.I've revegged a plant up to 3 times.You could do it several more times,but it is in your best interest to take cuttings,unless it is the last chance to keep that particular strain.But remember!!!!!!! A clone from a clone from a clone can lead to less potent plants and yeild.They are degenerating.I'll post a pic for you.It's a plant that has been revegged 2 times.Got it flowering now.

Ga Grown!

[invision]

A clone from a clone from a clone can lead to less potent plants and yeild.They are degenerating.I'll post a pic for you.It's a plant that has been revegged 2 times.Got it flowering now.

Ga Grown!

thats not true, a clone is 100% copy of the mother plant, it dont matter if you clone from a clone or not its still the same.

[GaGrown]

A clone is the same as the mother! But as you clone from a clone and not the 1st clone taken from the mother,you start to have the traits of the mother diminish over time! It's a proven fact!

Ga Grown!

[babystarbud]

i have also read ( on a non-cannabis gardening site) that clones lose vigour the more clone generations they are from a "real" plant...ferst few i would assume is less noticable, but if your talking 10-20 times is gonna be messed up.

i guess thats why people have mother plants, otherwise you could just take cuttings from established vegging clones and repeat the process each cycle and have a perpetual grow thats much simpler.

[GaGrown]

You hit the nail on the head! Grow On!

Ga Grown!