Do you think this Clone will turn around?

[kdspecial]

This clone has been in Coco for 2 weeks and rooted in a Rockwell Cube for 2 weeks prior to that.

It was taken from a plant that was starting to flower on my balcony.

Its not dieing but its not growing too fast either. Lights are 18/6 I just got some superthrive today and gave it some. I hope this helps some roots grow.

What do YA think? I think it will just take some time.

kd

kdspecial Reviewed by kdspecial on 10-14-2006. Do you think this Clone will turn around? This clone has been in Coco for 2 weeks and rooted in a Rockwell Cube for 2 weeks prior to that. It was taken from a plant that was starting to flower on my balcony. Its not dieing but its not growing too fast either. Lights are 18/6 I just got some superthrive today and gave it some. I hope this helps some roots grow. What do YA think? I think it will just take some time. kd Rating: 5

[brookerosebud]

looks good

[kdspecial]

Really? Im wondering if it maybe looks like it will always stay a little flower. I would hate that...

kd

[GanjaBaby]

It can take 4 to 6 weeks for a plant to go back into vegetative growth, if the plant you took the clone from was already flowering you may have to wait a little while, but with the proper care she will reveg and provide you with plenty of clones in the future! Happy growing!

[BLaQLiGhT]

It can take 4 to 6 weeks for a plant to go back into vegetative growth, if the plant you took the clone from was already flowering you may have to wait a little while, but with the proper care she will reveg and provide you with plenty of clones in the future! Happy growing!

GanjaBaby is right, I have heard that it can take up to 2 months for a plant to go back to VeG if it had been flowering for a longer duration. Some people Cut clones during Veg and flower them to see the sex of the plant or you could of just waited for Preflowers which takes about 6 to 8 weeks of Veg . Good Luck with your dilemma and choice :thumbsup: ...