post harvest - revegging plants for cloning

[UnitedParcelSecrets]

It HAS roots, AADW. No worries about that. As always, I say it's worth trying whether you think it'll work or not ... pot's an amazing little plant.

UnitedParcelSecrets Reviewed by UnitedParcelSecrets on 09-08-2006. post harvest - revegging plants for cloning Just harvested my 2 plants and all thats left now is the main stem and the lil sticks where the buds were... i am trying to reveg those plants.... so i can clone them (i didnt have a chance to clone them beforehand). I have them under fluorescents 20/4 but nothing is happening so far.... is there any chance they will grow new leaves? should i change the soil or add fertilizer?:rasta: Rating: 5

[mad5387]

Make sure you have your nutes set for veg too. If you flushed before harvest and have not been giving them any food the soil will be lacking in nutes. Maybe transplant to new healthy soil if they are well enough to handle the shock.

Sweet Leaf Dreams

[Buddahbear]

Transplanting into New soil seems like the best idea, I'd say cut out as much bud as possible without damaging it. Leaving a main stem and no branches isn't really going to have a great chance of survival. New (with lots of vegging nutes like a good fox farm ocean forrest) soil and fluorescent light should work. Here's a link that may explain a little:
http://www.greenmanspage.com/guides/easyguide.html#A35

[Neojedi]

They can regrow from a bare stem, but the chances are reduced greatly.Ideally, leave some bottom growth in place.I use a 1/4 strength "veg" fertilizer in moderation until new growth is established.The plant will be stunned for quite sometime, so watch moisture carefully.Also, I have had some hermie from doing this(maybe 1 in 10).