Help after Monster crop!

Hey all.
These were cut 5 weeks ago from a plant 2 weeks in flower.
Some have revegged but others seem to be dormant?

Any tips or trick to help speed up the process?

Most of the ones lagging behind look like they are going to be single cola like the 3rd picture with examples of the dormant ones after it.

First pic was 3 days after cut...

They've been on 18/6 since the cut.

Is something going on or do they just really take this long and I need to be more patient?

.Smoke said:

Hey all.
These were cut 5 weeks ago from a plant 2 weeks in flower.
Some have revegged but others seem to be dormant?

Any tips or trick to help speed up the process?

Most of the ones lagging behind look like they are going to be single cola like the 3rd picture with examples of the dormant ones after it.

First pic was 3 days after cut...

They've been on 18/6 since the cut.

Is something going on or do they just really take this long and I need to be more patient?

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So long as they’re green and not leaning just hang in. Yes they take longer for everything. From rooting to shooting.

While I’m here I advise extensive pruning once they start vegging good. You’ll know when. The first shoots are really wispy but long. In other words poor clone material as far as I’m concerned. Bin them. And train them starting early. LST. Mainlining. Something.

Last you have to veg longer if you want all the buds to really harden up and pack on the weight. Use 5-7 gallon bags and let them grow. It’s the only way it’s really worth all the trouble.

By the way they look good so far. Don’t overwater. Keep going.

When cutting monster cropped clones you should always take extras so you can just pick the best fastest ones for growing. They generally take widely varying times to root and reveg.

you would be better monster cropping the mother plant and then take clones of her when she is ready. Them clones will root and grow better for you.

Renfro said:

When cutting monster cropped clones you should always take extras so you can just pick the best fastest ones for growing. They generally take widely varying times to root and reveg.

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I've noticed the ones not revegging dont have any fan leaves.

Will they reveg without them?

.Smoke said:

I've noticed the ones not revegging dont have any fan leaves.

Will they reveg without them?

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They can but it will take a lot lot longer. Sometimes no go.

Renfro said:

They can but it will take a lot lot longer. Sometimes no go.

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Think I might just throw them back in flower and see wtf happens.
Any chance I'll get more growth from them if I do?

.Smoke said:

Think I might just throw them back in flower and see wtf happens.
Any chance I'll get more growth from them if I do?

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NO you have completely confused them

Herb & Suds said:

NO you have completely confused them

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So let them sit and see if they veg?

.Smoke said:

So let them sit and see if they veg?

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They will reveg but it takes time and root space
If you put back in flower you will end up with tiny larfy buds
Waste of time IMO

Shishkaberry monster crop. 1st time trying this. I don't log dates, but seem s bit longer than normal to root. But both took root within a couple days of each other.

.Smoke said:

So let them sit and see if they veg?

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So how did they turn out?

hotrodharley said:

So how did they turn out?

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Long story short....
Lost all but 3.
Not from a growing issue. So recovering atm.
Have some auto seeds coming from ILGM end of the week so I can get a quick harvest and let these guys veg for a bit.
Good news is one looks like she has the potential to turn into a beast..