my girls were about 10 weeks and budding and then the buds started to grow back into leaves,there about 21/2 ft tall is this the end for them or do i still have a chance with these 6 different strains and all seem to be back in the veggie state
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my girls were about 10 weeks and budding and then the buds started to grow back into leaves,there about 21/2 ft tall is this the end for them or do i still have a chance with these 6 different strains and all seem to be back in the veggie state
what kind of lighting schedule do you have them on?Quote:
Originally Posted by gdpsmoker
Pics? Additional info? I assume their outdoors, but IDK where your located.
central california, close to stockton, using premium soil in large planters (flower power) plants getting about 12 hours sunlight, also watering every morning due to heat,once a week I add b-1, working on getting pics
here are a few pics of my problem
Are they ruderals?
is that cannabis?:wtf:Quote:
Originally Posted by gdpsmoker
wow fluid yeah its cannabis, there revegging, they will be fine they will grow bigger then this fall they will bud full long sticky colas! :thumbsup:
Hmmm... currently Stockton CA is sitting on 14 hrs and 45 mins between sunup and down... add to that the civil twighlight for central ca, approx 65 mins... brings us to a total daylength of around 15 hr and 50 mins.Quote:
Originally Posted by gdpsmoker
Yup no doubt about it, revegging is what you should expect to happen with photoperiod dependant cannabis. Especially if you started them in flower inside in a 12/12 light cycle**.
Left alone they will continue to veg until the daylength drops enough to trigger flowering again. They will look messy as hell and you may need to thin out areas choked with regrowth and probably repot, but they will flower as fall approaches, if you give them the chance.
The biggest problem maybe their eventual size, with another couple of months growth on them they will be quite sizeable plants.
**another way to get the same result is to grow clones in 24/0 and them pot them up outside in the spring... the massive drop from 24/0 triggers premature flowering... the plants acclimatise to the daylength and return to vegetative growth. Different beginning but same result.
ruderals don't reveg.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cocoa0069
Thanks Stinkybudz for the reply , and yes this is cannabis its a blueberry kush, and yes very strange looking but the scent is out of this world, Im so glad to hear my babies still have a chance , this is definetly a learning stage for this newborn noob.
not all ruderalis crosses are stable though!Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah louise
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