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We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Accept Read More. What Is A Cannabis Clone? The Cloning Process The first step in the cannabis cloning process is to locate a healthy parent plant. Take a clone as you normally would, but be sure to remove all visible flowering nodes from each clone. As with post-harvest re-vegging, monster cropping may result in stunted and mutated growth at first, but with proper care and training, this method can produce massive plants with increased vigor and foliage growth.
Cannabis plants will unexpectedly revert back to vegetative growth if there is a disturbance in their photoperiod schedule—for example, if they receive 12 hours of light a day for a while, and then start to get more than that. This can occur both indoors and outdoors, usually because of a light leak or a light timer malfunction when growing indoors, or from planting outside too early in the season when growing outdoors.
Buy marijuana seeds on Leafly. By submitting this form, you will be subscribed to news and promotional emails from Leafly and you agree to Leafly's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. You can unsubscribe from Leafly email messages anytime. Jump to a section. What is re-vegging? It's a real bitch to get them to revegg takes about two month for normal growth to start for me at east take my word for it please and save ur self some time and headache good luck.
Texas Kid Some guy with a light. You will actually get roots much faster and healthier little ones all around if you take cuts during the first two weeks of flower Texas Kid said:. Click to expand I remember reading about the clones rooting faster once they are put into flowering however I couldn't find the information again. Thanks Texas Kid, I'll sleep better tonight since my girls are only 4 days into the flower stage.
You must log in or register to reply here. Similar threads. Super soil vs. Potsquatch Oct 25, Nutrients and Fertilizers. Replies 2 Views Although one thing I've noticed is that my leaves are yellowing, a couple here and there have dried up and fallen. I'm not doing anything radically different than other times, perhaps this is what rooting clones during flowering does to lower level leafs while rooting clones?
My Grape Ape is like a frosty bud with red hairs starting to reveg. I had no hope of cloning when I started, but apparently it is going to make it. I will take some photos this weekend. Keep your pH in check, but revegging plants will go through a whole bunch of weird like stages so just stay consistent and try to transplant them into a better medium as the peat breaks down very quickly and will make the whole process a lot longer than it should take. Thanks Rev!
So, 2 out of the 6 had explosive root system break through the peat mesh. The othes I'm also wondering if the clones I took were too small. But we'll see. I'll just stay patient and yes- pH must have been a factor. Besides that, the actual plants themselves have been pretty aggressive in growth. I like that! You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. Paste as plain text instead. Only 75 emoji are allowed. Display as a link instead.
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