Return a harvested plant to veg? Comments?

REVEG. Sorry Johnny. My experience runs 36 years. Including research at Dutch Seed Banks. Why is REVEG better? Well I can get 6 crops a year from a plant with no loss of production. I guess you just arent taking care of the roots or you don't pay enough attention to flushing the salts out of the soil. Of course you don't have to take my word for it. Use a calculator. How long after you clone can you harvest? I can harvest, reset the lights for 7 days ( honest that's all it takes to reset the plants photoperiod) and start flowering again. The maximum amount of growth occurs during the first four weeks of flowering. So what gives more production, a six inch clone (wait a month to get it taller) or a three foot bush with well developed roots and clean hydroponic media. As a COMMERCIAL grower I document the production from every plant and discard the ones that drop off. Funny I have yet to discard one. Well you are entitled to your opinion, just don't try to spread BS among people learning the trade.
If you are growing keep track of your individual plants production and make your own decision. My son and I disagreed between cloning and REVEG and after three harvests he saw my point and our garden has been REVEG ever since. Why waste time growing roots? The roots are there just let the plant grow new buds, just as large and tasty. Hermafidites? Urban Legend. Take that to the Discovery Channel.
Please do your own research and don't take my word for it. Go to WWW.GROWWEED.COM for the BEST book on the subject, great pictures and more helpful hints in one place than any other single book.
Oh yes I do have a degree in Botany, funny how that works.......
Doctor G

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just don't try to spread BS among people learning the trade.

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I offer you the same advice. There is no need to flame anyone here yet (well maybe you for your rude behavor)

I have reveged once even twice growing KBS style. It worked but the yield was not the same it was off each time. (just a bit but it was still off) There is a point even in a long held mother that she will die off in time. The age of the plant is still unchanged. Flowers are just part of the plants life cycle and are normal to reproduce.

There is a point when she can turn hermie on you as well.

I get you want to sell a book and preach but try being a little nicer about it.

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Originally Posted by Zandor

There is a point when she can turn hermie on you as well.

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Time for Dutch Master "Reverse" ??????????

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Originally Posted by doctor G

REVEG. Sorry Johnny. My experience runs 36 years. Including research at Dutch Seed Banks. Why is REVEG better? Well I can get 6 crops a year from a plant with no loss of production. I guess you just arent taking care of the roots or you don't pay enough attention to flushing the salts out of the soil. Of course you don't have to take my word for it. Use a calculator. How long after you clone can you harvest? I can harvest, reset the lights for 7 days ( honest that's all it takes to reset the plants photoperiod) and start flowering again. The maximum amount of growth occurs during the first four weeks of flowering. So what gives more production, a six inch clone (wait a month to get it taller) or a three foot bush with well developed roots and clean hydroponic media. As a COMMERCIAL grower I document the production from every plant and discard the ones that drop off. Funny I have yet to discard one. Well you are entitled to your opinion, just don't try to spread BS among people learning the trade.
If you are growing keep track of your individual plants production and make your own decision. My son and I disagreed between cloning and REVEG and after three harvests he saw my point and our garden has been REVEG ever since. Why waste time growing roots? The roots are there just let the plant grow new buds, just as large and tasty. Hermafidites? Urban Legend. Take that to the Discovery Channel.
Please do your own research and don't take my word for it. Go to WWW.GROWWEED.COM for the BEST book on the subject, great pictures and more helpful hints in one place than any other single book.
Oh yes I do have a degree in Botany, funny how that works.......
Doctor G

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Bitch ass, here's a quick class... Hermies DO exist, and if you think otherwise then I seriously suggest you get your degree in botany re-evaluated. Just for that I am gonna give everyone the link to that book with my passwords for the adobe document. Good luck making any $ after my next post...

yeah I just pulled a hermie last night. I would have tried the reverse but it had some opened male flowers. uhoh!!!!!!!!
now I'm left with 2 plants out of 18
damn bagseed, if I only had the reverse a month ago

Just to clarify any misconception. The web site www.growweed.com is my site and the book was written by me, no one else. I am not part of this debate so don't be mad at me folks. He happened to mention my book.

If you would like further verification of this please feel free to e-mail me at [email protected].

Please remember I am a contributer to this site and I am not the enemy!

Thanks...Cathy

no female that has a book out on growing and grows fat buds is my enemy :-)
ah the perfect woman hehe

I have been contacted by the writer and site owner of Growweed.com. Please don't do that RastaKaza she has nothing to do with this person. I made an assumption he was trying to sell a book of his but it turns out that I am in error.

As for Mr. G please behave your self and be respectable to others.

This is an interesting topic for discussion and should be treated with respect in an open and honest way.

I just want to know if the revegged plant is cloned and the clone grows.Will the clone be identical to the plant before the reveg or will the harvest be smaller and shit get all screwed up?

A clone inherits everything from the mother including her age.