Was curious. Will a plant keep growing after she has been harvested? Will they start over or are they done. I'm sure its been asked before, my search thing sucks through RIU and I just wanna know. Feel free to call me names for askingJust have the decency to attach the link to the thread I need.
Thank you

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If you leave enough foliage for photosynthesis the plant will reveg ang grow again. It takes a while but it will do it. Indoors you would have to leave lights on 24hrs till it goes back to veg then you can go 18/6 again. If you dont harvest all the buds will dry up and die and it will reveg.

Its called re-vegging & its a common pratice,i learned it here on this site from another member.

After harvesting the buds be sure to leave a few small clusters of vegatation on the extreme lower portion if the plant,then chop all the rest of the branches off,now take a very sharp butcher knife & saw a circle around the root mass leaving approx 1/3 to 1/4 of the old root mass closest to the plant.

Now replant in fresh soil & give it a good shot of nitrogen rich fertilizer in its water,the plant will be in seroius shock for a week or so but it'll snap out of it & start growing strange looking leaf clusters in a few weeks,after you see the strange growth pattern the plant will start sprouting new branches & leaves that look normal,once you see normal growth the plant has been successfully re-vegged,make sure to switch light schedules to 24/7 until the plant is growing again normally,the whole process takes about 4 to 5 weeks to get the plant back on heavy vegatative growth again.

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yeah, with the high incidence of males i was experiencing i vowed to harvest my next best female and leave some greenery for a fat reveg. then i will try taking clones. or you could reveg and reflower for a higher yield than the first go-round.
so, yeah. do it.

and like the above post says, it is good to change out as much soil as you can without doing too much root damage. of course there will be some shock, but once it is out of shock, you might be amazed about how quickly it grows 'again'.

Firts off THANK YOU!!! You, turtle, & bubba!!! Mad respect for all of you for helpin me out! Now, I got a follow up question: If they successfully re-veg, can I then grow them outside? It will be time as far as the seasons go

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