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Rejuvenation
I am wondering if anybody out there Has tried to rejuvenate a cannabis plant after it has been pollinated and the majority of the bud taken off to harvest the seeds (six weeks after it was pollinated ).
My basic question is do you leave it in 12-12 light Until It has started to revege or is it better to put it into 18 -6 light right from the beginning
If I take a cutting off of a plant that is in flower I leave it in the bloom room until it has started growing roots before I put it into 18 six
I’m just not sure if that’ll work with a seeded plant because my plant common sense tells me once the plant has been pollinated the countdown is on and it only has so many more weeks to live
Thanks
I have found the information I was looking for thanks a lot for everything I would delete this but I don’t see how I can do that
 
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Imma gonna try an answer the first question about revegging. You would do 18/6 for revegging a already harvested plant that you left green stems or growth on the plant. Now this plant was a seeded mother who's already done her thing, she's pretty tired i'm sure but if you left some greenery on her she'll come back but will take at least 2months.

Now if your asking can you take a cutting/clone from a flowering plant it can be done but like the above you'll need 18/6 and more time to revert back into veg. You can save a mother plant for years.
 
Further if you remove the seeded bud leaving larf keeping it on 12/12 it will continue to flower and fill out those larfy buds, or it could die from shock if you take to much off. As said the plant is tired.
 
I don’t know if it is just me but I hadn’t heard of monster cropping (a clone from a plant a few weeks into bloom) until today. I think I always just assumed monster cropping and super cropping were the same thing. I just read something today that made it clear to me.
 
I just noticed today one of my clones i was saving for fall tent is now flowering. It's been over 6wks since it hit soil but i've not put any light other than mother nature like a house plant in the window. Just goes to show you does'nt matter how old a seedling is mother nature tells it to try and reproduce when light is low. Gonna chuck it and the rest of the clones not dealing with a revegg i got plenty of great genetics and this just was for not :)
 
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