Reveging

[DE.Db33t]

Thanks it was for clones too

DE.Db33t Reviewed by DE.Db33t on 08-05-2006. Reveging I was wondering after reading over some brief refrences to revegatating plants on how to do this. Are specific chemicals needed? Is it always succesful? Can you clone after reveging a plant? How many times can it be reveged? Thanks alot for your guys' help. Rating: 5

[the image reaper]

Yeah there are several reasons to "re-veg" a plant. First and foremost because it was super weed and you don't have more seeds or clones.

So a great way to save a strain but a lousy method of growing.

hey ! :dance: ... congratulations, you're the first one to understand why I'm purposely trying to stress my females into a sex reversal ... I have plenty of finished product, but I need to save this strain, trying to get lotsa seeds for the future (household accident took out my last clones)... so far, no luck, strain is so damned stable !! ... (never thought I'd live to bitch about stable, all-female plants ) ... :smokin:

[smoky mcpot 05]

yes its very time consuming and not worth it at all no matter what the strain. The strain would be a much watered done version, and the clones would be the same. It takes about a month for it to stop producing single bladed retarded circle growth. And start growing norml again, well as norml as possible.