harvesting a clone

[bayou bud]

I started a clone 3months back, well she was lst'd into 6 colas. 2 where short yet 4 grew 6" higher and 4" buds. My question is, can a clone reveg? She don't have any growth under any buds as in small leaves or stems. If I leave 2" or the 6 stems will she start any new growth? ( yeah cut 2" of roots before transplanting, smaller pot, ph'd sprayed ) she has roots into the water tray. A 3gal pot would be the smallest with only 2" off the root ball, so do I cut more? What's a stopping point?

bayou bud Reviewed by bayou bud on 11-29-2011. harvesting a clone I started a clone 3months back, well she was lst'd into 6 colas. 2 where short yet 4 grew 6" higher and 4" buds. My question is, can a clone reveg? She don't have any growth under any buds as in small leaves or stems. If I leave 2" or the 6 stems will she start any new growth? ( yeah cut 2" of roots before transplanting, smaller pot, ph'd sprayed ) she has roots into the water tray. A 3gal pot would be the smallest with only 2" off the root ball, so do I cut more? What's a stopping point? Rating: 5

[GaGrown]

You should reveg!!!! If the rootball is small,then just pull the roots apart some and go with a larger pot. With the 3 gal. pot I would trim it,for sure! Just maybe an inch or two.There's that stopping point.It's not really about how much stem you have left or are leaving. It's the amount of buds you leave.:thumbsup:

Ga.

[bayou bud]

It's a loss if I don't try... I need lil more info, I'm about to harvest this clone. She has 6 stems/branches all starting 4" above soil. If and when I cut these branches off 2" away from main, there is no new growth . After the reveg she'll start new growth under those trimmings?