crucialbunny
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​I have been growing longer than I like to admit but this one has me stumped. I had 2 plants begin flower early this year. (Outdoor container grow) I was okay with that, however it did temper my expectations for them. Then, about 10 days ago one of them began growing massive amounts of 1&2 leaf sprouts all over the tops of the colas. The secondary buds lower on the branches have continued to develop normally. I went out today to see if I could do some creative trimming but unfortunately I found one branch about 21 inches long had already split away from the main stem at the node. This has been a very delicate plant when it came to training so I've had to be very gentle with it. I removed the branch and patched up the gash best I could. It has an intense pine smell with a hint of citrus. This is my first experience with a plant re-vegging and am at a loss as to why it occurred to this one and not the other. Same soil, same amount of sunshine, same nutrients. Are any of you aware of a way to get it to stop vegging and go back to flower. I'm not sure of the plant's genetics but based on the pine and citrus smell I'm thinking it could be Madman OG or Super Glue. Currently at 14/10 light and I am considering bringing in a little early each night for more dark time. Right now that's all I can think of to nip this in the bud. (Really bad pun and I apologize but I'm a dad.) I've included a pic of one of the branches and one of the entire plant. Any thoughts or ideas are welcome and appreciated. Thanks
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