Re Growth

Allgood · May 16, 2008

Hey, I have searched this topic but if it has already been asked, can someone point me towards the link?

Ok, so i have heard yes's and no's about re growing marijuana. I know it is an annual but I have heard on the vine if harvested right, it will vegetate and flower again.

If anyone has managed to do it, are there any tips you can share? Most of the reports I have heard are from outdoor and natural growers, and from what I can tell, it's due to outdoor and natural plants being more resiliant to sudden changes (ie repotting and clipping). But if someone has done it indoors under light and nutrient it would be interesting to know.

Anyway, just thought I would see, I don't really want to keep getting seeds in all the time, plus in my state I am legally only allowed two plants, so if I get a female I want to keep it. So are there any skilled gardeners out there with a nack on how to harvest right??

Twistyman · May 16, 2008

Allgood said:
Hey, I have searched this topic but if it has already been asked, can someone point me towards the link?

Ok, so i have heard yes's and no's about re growing marijuana. I know it is an annual but I have heard on the vine if harvested right, it will vegetate and flower again.

If anyone has managed to do it, are there any tips you can share? Most of the reports I have heard are from outdoor and natural growers, and from what I can tell, it's due to outdoor and natural plants being more resiliant to sudden changes (ie repotting and clipping). But if someone has done it indoors under light and nutrient it would be interesting to know.

Anyway, just thought I would see, I don't really want to keep getting seeds in all the time, plus in my state I am legally only allowed two plants, so if I get a female I want to keep it. So are there any skilled gardeners out there with a nack on how to harvest right??

People remove the tops for harvest and keep the plant going to mature bottom bud's.....check out the FAQ at the top of page.....all you need is there....Ya I know sometimes asking a PERSON is better than trying to read about something..Have a glance, read some then ask again if needed
LUCK

gogrow · May 17, 2008

Allgood said:
Hey, I have searched this topic but if it has already been asked, can someone point me towards the link?

Ok, so i have heard yes's and no's about re growing marijuana. I know it is an annual but I have heard on the vine if harvested right, it will vegetate and flower again.

If anyone has managed to do it, are there any tips you can share? Most of the reports I have heard are from outdoor and natural growers, and from what I can tell, it's due to outdoor and natural plants being more resiliant to sudden changes (ie repotting and clipping). But if someone has done it indoors under light and nutrient it would be interesting to know.

Anyway, just thought I would see, I don't really want to keep getting seeds in all the time, plus in my state I am legally only allowed two plants, so if I get a female I want to keep it. So are there any skilled gardeners out there with a nack on how to harvest right??

if i understand your question correctly; you are asking if after harvest, can you re-grow the same plant for a second harvest?? if so, then yes, you surely can, but it is a lengthy process; you might be better off just starting more seeds. but all you do is leave some vegetation (leaves) on the plant when you harvest, and throw the plant back into a 18-24hr light schedule. you should start to see new growth in about two weeks.

Twistyman · May 17, 2008

Its not a annual..thats a plant that comes up by itself.......ANNUALLY..........FAQ
GOOD LUCK

Allgood · May 17, 2008

gogrow said:
if i understand your question correctly; you are asking if after harvest, can you re-grow the same plant for a second harvest?? if so, then yes, you surely can, but it is a lengthy process; you might be better off just starting more seeds. but all you do is leave some vegetation (leaves) on the plant when you harvest, and throw the plant back into a 18-24hr light schedule. you should start to see new growth in about two weeks.

Excellent! I was a little unsure whether I needed to leave some green on there. When you cut back alot of other plants you basicaly cut it back to nothing.

I will give it go and see how they turn out.

Cheers

BigBudBalls · May 18, 2008

Twistyman said:
Its not a annual..thats a plant that comes up by itself.......ANNUALLY..........FAQ
GOOD LUCK

Peranials are the 'repeat' plants (I remember it from 'p' for presistant)

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