These plants started life in pots, but then went into the ground, where they flowered and were harvested. After harvesting them, we dug them up and put them back into pots.

That 'big' plant is nothing like I've ever seen before. It's got to be an indica/sativa cross, I guess? The leaf structure looks very much indica, but there's all that stretch between the nodes. If you wanted to see what it was like growing, I did a grow log at granny grows legal. Basically, it seemed to have a 'giant' gene. Even the popcorn nugs from her weigh an eighth, for example. So she's trimmed the way she is because l left what looked like new growth starting.

Flushing was not an issue. I didn't use any nutrients toward the end, and only worm casings and aged horse manure early on.

The smaller plant is Trainwreck. The big one was "bagseed" from a grower in the north part of the state. I would really like to continue growing this plant!

Thanks for your input! Looking at your post again, hmm... maybe I should warm it up a bit for them. I don't have the heat on in that part of the house. Temp gets down to low 60s at night. OK! Guess I'm looking for an electric blanket or a heating pad. :thumbsup:
deserthealer Reviewed by deserthealer on . Re-veging problem hey there, can someone with some experience advise me, please? I dug up my outdoor plants after harvesting their crop, and moved them indoors under lights. Rather than switch them directly from natural daylight to 24 hour lights on, I increased the hours of light over a couple weeks, and just bumped them all the way up to 24 hours several days ago. I'm seeing a little bit of growth, but it seems like the plants are still trying to produce more buds, rather than revert to vegetative growth. I Rating: 5