A few days later I noticed that my other plant was starting to re-veg. I killed the lights and started to look for a leak. Sure enough there it was. Glaring back at me. The duct tape cover I had put on my thermo-controller had peeled off. This was not a large amount of light, but it was in the red spectrum that plants are sensitive to during flowering. This turned out, like most grows, to be a learning experience.
Signs of re-vegging do almost always point to a light leak. The plants finished very well after taking the steps above and rectifying the light leak.
Not everyone is interested in the complexity and possible failures of attempting to re-veg their cannabis plants. Some growers prefer the satisfying process of germinating their cannabis seeds , nurturing the seedlings and seeing the plant bloom. Re-vegging your cannabis plants can offer some attractive benefits. Here are a few pros and cons to consider. Every so often you will admire your plants as harvest approaches and you will sense that one of your plants is a killer phenotype which is simply too good to lose.
Trust your instincts and avoid the regret of losing a keeper, re-vegging your special plant could be the best option. Some serious growers keep a few elite mother plants, but this requires a separate grow room. If you re-veg your best plants you get the benefit of continued bud supply without the hassle of having to keep a separate, dedicated mother room. Reduced vegetative times. Although not everyone routinely uses the technique of re-vegging, fans of the technique feel that it can save time for the second harvest.
However, not all growers are completely convinced that reduced veg times are a major benefit since the re-veg process can take over a month.
The potential for heavier yields. However, this may require a long re-veg period to achieve. Remember that initial regrowth will show leaves with just a single finger. Slowly you will see 3-fingered, then 5-fingered leaves. It takes time for the normal leaf structure to return. Fans of re-vegging often wait until they get leaves with fingers before considering a second bloom. Techniques for Proper Pruning: Part One.
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Cannabis plants will unexpectedly revert back to vegetative growth if there is a disturbance in their photoperiod schedule—for example, if they receive 12 hours of light a day for a while, and then start to get more than that. This can occur both indoors and outdoors, usually because of a light leak or a light timer malfunction when growing indoors, or from planting outside too early in the season when growing outdoors.
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