How long does it take to reveg?

ilyaas123

ilyaas123

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I have 9 stumps left over from harvesting cheese and I never took any cuttings, There are a few tiny buds and leaves left over and it is just a stump ranging between 2 and 7 cm long with no side branches.

I have had 6 under a 125w and the other three outdoors... any ideas on how long before I see new growth?

I can't take pics atm.
 
AllenHaze

AllenHaze

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I'd say leave them there with adequate water and don't start checking for new growth until 10 days or so. Then, you'll have to wait for the new growth to fill in. I just revegged a Lemon, took about 10 days to start growing again but wasn't even close to ready to be flowered again until after a month.
 
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bigsteve

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I've done a ton of re-grows, probably one a month for a few years. I try to leave a double-handful of greenery down at the base of the plant. Don't be afraid to leave a few smaller buds on the stem as each one will produce 2 growing points the second time around. Cut back the main stem so it is less than half as tall as it was pre-harvest. Immediately after harvest put her back into the veg room. Mine is on a 20/4 light schedule. Flush her good at the start of re-veg then don't water until the pot is dry, maybe 3-5 days. Then water as normal. Under my 400W veg light my re-grows need 3-4 weeks before they are ready to re-flower. You will find also that re-grows finish a week or 2 faster the second time. Reason is that the re-grow will have many more buds but the buds will be smaller. Good luck, BigSteve.
 
m3d1c1n3man

m3d1c1n3man

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bigsteve said:
I've done a ton of re-grows, probably one a month for a few years. I try to leave a double-handful of greenery down at the base of the plant. Don't be afraid to leave a few smaller buds on the stem as each one will produce 2 growing points the second time around. Cut back the main stem so it is less than half as tall as it was pre-harvest. Immediately after harvest put her back into the veg room. Mine is on a 20/4 light schedule. Flush her good at the start of re-veg then don't water until the pot is dry, maybe 3-5 days. Then water as normal. Under my 400W veg light my re-grows need 3-4 weeks before they are ready to re-flower. You will find also that re-grows finish a week or 2 faster the second time. Reason is that the re-grow will have many more buds but the buds will be smaller. Good luck, BigSteve.
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hey i too am a fan of revegging. i am wondering though, what do you do for nutes / soil for each new season? It seems I always have to transplant into a bigger pot each time, and run the risk of deficiency.
 
Milovan

Milovan

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At reveg outdoors with full summer sun and CFL supplementals,
my GSC's took 1 month to get
back to full veg and
my Blue Dreams took 2 months. So it varies strain to strain
on how long it takes to get back to full veg imo.
 
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bigsteve

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"what do you do for nutes / soil for each new season?"
I use the same pot and same soil for the re-grow. The flush post-harvest lets you rinse out the flower nutes. I water every day (exception above) with nute water. Means my gals won't be hurting for vits as everything needed is in the nute water. If you follow my advice and trim the main stem to half it's harvest height you won't have to worry about moving the re-growers to a larger pot. Good luck, BigSteve.
 
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