Bobbygreen24
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I posted a picture of my plants this morning and someone mentioned that the plat was going back to veggetative stage.your thoughts would be appreciated
Revegging?
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bi polar express
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Looks like its revegging to me but closer pics would help haha!
Larry {the} Gardener
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If you load the picture as Full Size instead of Thumbnail, then we can enlarge it.
bi polar express
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Oh sick thanks still new! Yes looks like its revegging In a couple spots
bi polar express
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On second glance maybe more than a couple...
Bobbygreen24
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Bobbygreen24
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I reposted the picture
What shoud i do if the plant is reveging? And what can i do so it wont happen next time?
Bobbygreen24
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I reposted the pick
What can i do to prevent it from veging again?
Im growing outside so i have no control over the ligt hours it gets
Larry {the} Gardener
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A little more info please. How old are the plants? Were they started under lights? How long in veg? How long have they been flowering? Did they start flowering as soon as you brought them out?
And since it looks like you are growing at home, you can control your light. Light dep is one way to make sure it doesn't reveg. You would cover the plants with a tarp {leaving lots of room for air flow} for an hour or so before dark, then remove it after good dark. But it would need to be doe the same time every day for at least a few weeks.
And since it looks like you are growing at home, you can control your light. Light dep is one way to make sure it doesn't reveg. You would cover the plants with a tarp {leaving lots of room for air flow} for an hour or so before dark, then remove it after good dark. But it would need to be doe the same time every day for at least a few weeks.
mwooten102
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Revegging growth doesn't mean you're going into veg just that it did at some point. Yours went veg, flower( for a short period), veg(for a short period), flower. That flower and veg in the middle is your problem. You can't fix it. You're going to get a weak yeild, and airy flower. Sorry.
bi polar express
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Make sure there's no porch/street lights that could be hitting her if she's near the house
Bobbygreen24
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The plants are about 6 months old.
I had them inside with CFLs for 3 monts but were growing too slow and i desided to take them out. Some leaves burned with the sun. And the plants were left with only a couple of leaves. I tougt they were going to die but they made it.the flowering started about 6 or 7 weeks ago
Insted of a tarp can i move the pot to a spot were theres other trees to give it a little shade before sundown?
I cant be home from work to set up the tent every day
Bobbygreen24
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Ive have little experience growing but i khew that want normal
I just wanted to.know if it was going to be a problem
Were i live i can holy get really shitty bud. Even this weak yeald is 10x better
I have some other plants and im hopeing i dont make the same mistakes again thanks for your feedback!
Bobbygreen24
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The plants are far away from any ligt. Theres no street ligts or lamps in my garden
Larry {the} Gardener
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What light schedule did you use when vegging? If it was way out of whack with the natural cycle, that will cause them to flower early when put outside.
The plants can "see" light if they are outside and not covered up. If you are home an hour after daylight, you could cover them at night, and uncover then. Though you don't want to trap the nighttime humidity under the tarp if you can help it.
But with them so far into bloom, I doubt they will do much vegging. Like Woot said, they are going to be light buds at this point, no matter what you do. I would just roll with it, and see what you can get out of them.
The plants can "see" light if they are outside and not covered up. If you are home an hour after daylight, you could cover them at night, and uncover then. Though you don't want to trap the nighttime humidity under the tarp if you can help it.
But with them so far into bloom, I doubt they will do much vegging. Like Woot said, they are going to be light buds at this point, no matter what you do. I would just roll with it, and see what you can get out of them.
Bobbygreen24
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I had them 16hrs / 8hrs before i took them out to the sun
If i cover them at nigth. Do i have to uncover them as soon as the sun comes out?
Thanks for the help man apreciated
Ill try to do better on my next grow
The pont was to khow that cause this so i wont happen to me again
eddy600
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It can be a bit tricky to move clones outside as you have found out. If you pop some seeds in late April or early may you can avoid this problem in your future grows. I would just finish those if i was you no need to cover they are what they are and should stay in flower
Bobbygreen24
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The plants were from seed. Not cloned but they did sufered sunburn when i took them out. I planted the seeds at the first week of feb
I have another plants that were planted in the middle of june. Will i have the same problem later on ?