rooting a harvested plant?

[sheist]

could that be possible? like with roses, they can be given rooting solution, and start a new life.. I got this cali kush, and its FRESH AS HELL!!! i wanna kno if i can root ot and start it back up

sheist Reviewed by sheist on 03-20-2006. rooting a harvested plant? could that be possible? like with roses, they can be given rooting solution, and start a new life.. I got this cali kush, and its FRESH AS HELL!!! i wanna kno if i can root ot and start it back up Rating: 5

[jakenthegentiles]

i dont think so because it was use to teh flowering cycle so it would be diffuclatto get it t back in teh veg cycle try it and tell me how it works

[The Grim Reefer]

the only way you'll know, is to try

I'd get a ton of schultz rooting hormone, pour it on the roots and in it's new home and water that bitch.

[The Grim Reefer]

(I'm talking the powder)

[heavymetal]

try cuttings, u will have alot better chance for success because u will have more chances for survival...K.

[sheist]

oh hell yeah... if i get it to grow, i have to send it back into the vegetative cycle, right?

[HunGrow]

Some growers tried this method in the late 70's, but it turned out ot be uneffective. It takes a VERY long time for a plant to reverb back into the grow cycle, grow nem leaves, branches then bud again. Start new plants from seeds or cuttings.

[ogkush]

I myself have tried doing this and it does work, but it takes quite a while for it to revert back to veg fully. You'll first get funky looking leaves coming out, then you'll get the regular marijuana looking leaves. Cuttings if possible, would be better. I myself found that even though this method also takes a while to get going, it's shorter than the first one. Good luck!