indica clone - leaves got skinny

so i just revegged a nl#5 - she was classic appearing nl#5 with fat indica leaves, seed was from highgrade-seeds
so i've cut a couple of clones, doing alright, maybe a bit slow, good color though
the clones have very thin sativa-like leaves at their top, my camera can't really capture this detail, so no good pics
i'm wondering if the thin leaves are a sign of a problem, they seem to be curling back a bit, but otherwise seem healthy

Is it hydro? Almost sounds like nutelock I know that causes leaf curling.

thanks for the look cammelspit, but it's in soil
but i think i've figured it out, combination of slow rooting and too much light
didn't use any rooting compound
but i think you have the basic idea right, leaves aren't getting enough nute
+rep for the help

growone said:

thanks for the look cammelspit, but it's in soil
but i think i've figured it out, combination of slow rooting and too much light
didn't use any rooting compound
but i think you have the basic idea right, leaves aren't getting enough nute
+rep for the help

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i have seen really old moms ( like 5-6 months that where brought in from outdoors to re-veg and they all had thin leaves with round tips but as they produced clones and where put outdoors they all grew into theyr natural look,,,,, maybe its like a semi dormant state that come with revegging,,??

you answered your own question in the first post.

revegginng is nasty.
it typically makes the plant revert to one leaf fans, which are also skinny as hell.

DubRules said:

you answered your own question in the first post.

revegginng is nasty.
it typically makes the plant revert to one leaf fans, which are also skinny as hell.

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re-veg works fine! they just sometimes look different as they morph, but afterwards the results are 100% imo,,,

plantsinpants said:

re-veg works fine! they just sometimes look different as they morph, but afterwards the results are 100% imo,,,

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Yes, Re-Vegging is great!

If more people would try it, they would see that every harvest their yield and quality would continue to go up and if they are doing a complete Organic grow with beasties and all, the soil just gets richer and the bud more dank...period.

Not to mention, I like the funy appearances that allot of them will take on in a Re-Veg situation, as it gives me something different to look at for a while and then they usually just spit budsites out everywere and start to look more normal again.

Working with Bagseed at times has also influenced me to Re-Veg as you can come across some pretty incredible genetics in them cheap bagseeds at times and then I can hold on to the mothers for clones.

Thumbs Up.

Blessings,

Rev. TheNatural

By the way friend.

Here are just a few pictures of girls that I have Re-Vegged in the past.

Blessings,

Rev. TheNatural

wow! thanks for all the feedback folks, i'll rep everyone i can
sounds like you can see some strange stuff in a clone from a reveg
but if the smoke god smiles, then a good clone results
that's just my summary of experiences mentioned, thanks again!

every thing looks gr8

growone said:

wow! thanks for all the feedback folks, i'll rep everyone i can
sounds like you can see some strange stuff in a clone from a reveg
but if the smoke god smiles, then a good clone results
that's just my summary of experiences mentioned, thanks again!

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i am all for revegging, i hear thats all they do with the outdoor plants is se asia, i am posting some pics of a 2nd time going on 3rd revegged bagseed. I have only cloned them once, and flowered them twice. (took cuttings last time i switch to 12/12). They are in 1.5 gallon pots in a mix of hydroton and perilite with both types of rockwool. They never get over 2ft and i get about almost an ounce from each of them. I have over 10 grows and i have only started this 2 years ago, so this brings me back to my first statement. Revegging Rocks!

2ill4u said:

i am all for revegging, i hear thats all they do with the outdoor plants is se asia, i am posting some pics of a 2nd time going on 3rd revegged bagseed. I have only cloned them once, and flowered them twice. (took cuttings last time i switch to 12/12). They are in 1.5 gallon pots in a mix of hydroton and perilite with both types of rockwool. They never get over 2ft and i get about almost an ounce from each of them. I have over 10 grows and i have only started this 2 years ago, so this brings me back to my first statement. Revegging Rocks!

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great vegging info 2ill4u, gives me the extra bit of optimism
+rep - seeing a lot of good revegging experiences on the thread

come to think of it I did the same thing a few years back... took really long tho. They love going from veg to bloom but not as smootha transition the other way round. Good luck man I hope they love ya for it

yeah, the revegging was a slow job, took a good month
for those cases where you want to keep the genetics
i didn't have room to cut clones in the beginning, but she really produced top notch power smoke