How many times can you harvest a single plant?

Train Wrecks Comin

Train Wrecks Comin

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olosto said:
Man, wtf is your problem? this is the 2nd or 3rd post in a row I have read where you have come in with your false air of superiority, and rip on someone. If you do not have a positive comment LEAVE. No one wants to hear your crap attitude posts. :cuss:

Back on topic!

I don't hear alot about re-vegging a plant and a wild guess with my limited knowledge is that there could be a good chance of it turning hermie. It might be safer just to take clones. Easier too? Good luck with your baby!
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Chef Derek butt said it best I think Iv never been that far but he says a plant can be harvested up to 10 years he cuts all stems 1/2 to 3/4 way down leaving 12-18” only leaves a few leaves around the bottom. I trust him, you tube him. I myself would harvest all and restart clones should of been taken from a momma while still in veg this is how Iv done it to date. These pics are my momma who will go back to reveg in a few months
 

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JohnDee

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Knally said:
I'm experimenting with 2 Blueberry that I have left in flower after harvesting only the top colas. Got one oz. dry from those, but the canopy wasn't fully mature yet so I left the rest of the plant and restarted flower nutes. I flushed before taking the colas.

It's been 2 weeks since I took the tops and the girls have continued to bud and bulk up. I plan on flushing again and taking the upper canopy. Then re-flower again until I can get the most yield from the whole plant.

I know that this was off track from the post, but Once I harvest all that I can this way, I may be interested in re-vegging.

Marijuana fruits are just like those of any other fruiting plant or tree, not all of the fruit is ripe at the same time. Either pick it as it ripens or pick some overripe, some underripe and some just right. Most growers don't have enough patience to let the plant mature fully and mature entirely.

Go Green...Grow!
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Hi Guys,
Interesting Knally that you are doing that experiment with Blueberry. I have read that DJ's strain Flo can be multi-harvested too...at least outdoors.

And the revegges I have done were not planned. No special nutrient or pruning protocols. You just need to leave a few branches and leaves. And odd as it seems...I've read leaving a few popcorn budsites helps too.
JD
 
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Rsooooo

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Delusional said:
is this guy serious?

lol


read this: https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/937-how-grow-marijuana.html

dont post again until you've read it all....... Cannabis is not something you pick from, like picking berries...... you grow it, it matures, you harvest, then you start again. picking from the plant just means you're ruining it, you're harvesting buds which have not yet matured and you're just mangling your plant. Some people harvest and then move the barren mother back to a different light cycle to "regenerate" but this is not what you're talking about. You're obviously asking if you can just grow a plant and pick buds from it at will. No, you cannot. Also, the buds you pick need weeks to dry and cure properly, you're basically wasting it all. /facepalm
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You are an A-hole, good job loser you are the best at growing pot. Good luck in moms basement. Some people just screw around with it and want an answer without you feigning your mock superiority
 
monstercoi

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Rsooooo said:
You are an A-hole, good job loser you are the best at growing pot. Good luck in moms basement. Some people just screw around with it and want an answer without you feigning your mock superiority
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i've topped an auto when the trichs were beggining to turn amber,they were lst,the lower buds i left them there,now much more light goes through the center of the canopy and can get to that childish buds,they got to mature too!
 
Hobbes

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Flo by DJ Short is suppose to be a multi harvest plant, hence the name, the buds keep Flowing.

Unique high.

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Southernontariogrower

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Not all reveg live but some make it, putting one out for summer, smoked once, going for two, got to cut some clones off her too. Still growing singles but growing. So yes you can harvest a plant more than once, leave popcorn and veg 24x7. Pray alot 25% will live, not bad odds if prized.
 
Fahn2k

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MediMaryUser said:
i think most people will say to reveg it for some amount of time at least before you flower it again .



lol in the city where im from a guy got caught up wit plants and in the newspaper the police said something about how he had a sophisticated set up with lights that could produce buds again and again from the same plants year round lol i was like wtf funny ass cops no one really does that
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Sounds like a Phototron back in the 80's they were popular. You start with six plants in the same container and the strongest kills off the other five. then they give you a specific mix of nutrients to feed the plant. After 45 days they have you send in a soil sample and they measure in ppm what the plant used. From there they send you nutrients based on what your plant uses. The plant will never die, and you can re-flower every 45 days. You constantly have to trim the plant and the mylar like coating on the inside keeps cracking and peeling. It didnt seal off light very well either, in the end it became too much of hassle. Especially after they stopped replacing the panels under warranty.
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BoogeymanLA

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the cannabis life cycle is limited to a single season. This is how it's always been and always will be—no matter how much we fumble with genetics. Essentially, cannabis grows when the days are long, and flowers when they're short. Once it reaches the end of its life cycle, it dies.
Regeneration is kind of like hacking that biological process. While the original plant will eventually die, growers can first revert it back to its vegetative state. As a result, you can grow the same plant again for a second, slightly less fruitful—harvest.
 
bk78

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BoogeymanLA said:
the cannabis life cycle is limited to a single season. This is how it's always been and always will be—no matter how much we fumble with genetics. Essentially, cannabis grows when the days are long, and flowers when they're short. Once it reaches the end of its life cycle, it dies.
Regeneration is kind of like hacking that biological process. While the original plant will eventually die, growers can first revert it back to its vegetative state. As a result, you can grow the same plant again for a second, slightly less fruitful—harvest.
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”less fruitful”? I take you’ve never ran a reveged plant eh?
 
Sofa King Smoooth

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BoogeymanLA said:
the cannabis life cycle is limited to a single season. This is how it's always been and always will be—no matter how much we fumble with genetics. Essentially, cannabis grows when the days are long, and flowers when they're short. Once it reaches the end of its life cycle, it dies.
Regeneration is kind of like hacking that biological process. While the original plant will eventually die, growers can first revert it back to its vegetative state. As a result, you can grow the same plant again for a second, slightly less fruitful—harvest.
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First flower, grown wild.
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10 days after first harvest.
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5 weeks of flower second round.
 
lusidghost

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Fahn2k said:
Sounds like a Phototron back in the 80's they were popular. You start with six plants in the same container and the strongest kills off the other five. then they give you a specific mix of nutrients to feed the plant. After 45 days they have you send in a soil sample and they measure in ppm what the plant used. From there they send you nutrients based on what your plant uses. The plant will never die, and you can re-flower every 45 days. You constantly have to trim the plant and the mylar like coating on the inside keeps cracking and peeling. It didnt seal off light very well either, in the end it became too much of hassle. Especially after they stopped replacing the panels under warranty.
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I remember seeing ads for these in High Times when I was a kid.
 
Kush Inc.

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Rsooooo said:
You are an A-hole, good job loser you are the best at growing pot. Good luck in moms basement. Some people just screw around with it and want an answer without you feigning your mock superiority
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I think he's out of his mom's basement by now.
 
HGCC

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I grew a couple of plants out last year for seed, chopped 90%of the plant in January and just let them sit on a windowsill. Finally started spouting new growth a few weeks ago. So my answer would be at least twice.
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