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[Clepidus]

My setup is a 4x8x8 tent with 2 Mars II 1600 switchable phase lights. I have a 6" intake from the living area of the room and a 6" exhaust pulling through a can 50 filter.

My temp inside the tent stays about 78* f while light is on and drops to about 72* f during my 6 hours of dark.

I am running using roots original with a super soil mix that I used outdoors in the past.

I am in 5 gal nursery pots and I am watering from the bottom which seems to be working fine.

I have been feeding once per week using fox farms grow big once and then fresh water the second time and big grow the third watering/feeding.

I took several clones when I switched to flower on my first grow. I lost one and I have one that for lack of better description reminds me of a pepper plant. (I have never grown vegetables and there is no known way I could have cross contaminated something that I know of.

I have had people tell me I am flat out nuts on other forums so I hope I get better responses here. As you can see from the pictures all but one plant looks good. If there are any doubts, I still have a few mini leaves at the main stalk that haven't changed.

 

[geologic]

Maybe one of those single leaflet plants;
or reveg--
what strain(s)???--
@Sativied ...

 

[Clepidus]

Supposed to be Sensi Seeds Northern Lights. Picked up original clones from a local guy who is part of a west coast distributor for lack of better words. Supposed to be verified strains.

 

[Clepidus]

Maybe one of those single leaflet plants;
or reveg--
what strain(s)???--
@Sativied ...

It could be reveg as I took the cuttings right after switching to flower. I didn't think that it would take so long to get back on track though. I have had a couple grower friends tell me to toss it but curiosity is getting the best of me. Even in its stunted growth it has an awesome smell to it. Similar to the others only stronger. I want to let it gets some size and get it into flower ASAP just because I want to know.

 

[Sativied]

Little hard to see on the picture but it does look like it has some more defined leaves in the center/lower, and does make it look like it revegged. The new leaves that spawn first while revegging (even with a bud) can be smooth like that, and I've had some of those single bladed reveg leaves grow out into flaps larger than my hand so combined I can see that happen.

That's a clone you took from let's say a normal cannabis plant, did it ever have normal serrated leaf edges? Do you have older pics of the same plant?

Pretty either way. If the plant never had normal leaves I'd definitely save/cross it. Great feature for outdoor growing, making it less obvious for neighbors etc.

 

[3G Labs]

Sounds like a revege, if it was already getting adjusted to 12/12 it takes awhile to rewire itself to veg , along with trying to grow roots, even though the lights are 24 hours.

 

[geologic]

If the plant never had normal leaves I'd definitely save/cross it. Great feature for outdoor growing, making it less obvious for neighbors etc.

...and you never know what else is resting in the chromosomes--
of those weirdo plants...

 

[Clepidus]

Well I just upgraded my PH meter and just in time I think. My new one is a blue lab ph pen that came in a kit with a ppm pen too. My old meter was analog and showed soil ph about 7.5 so I was trying to lower it over the last week. Today water going in was flat 7.0 and my drain water was only 4.5.

I am totally hooked on indoor now but outdoor was always way easier. Hopefully correcting my ph over the next few days and time will get me through this one. Thanks for all the comments guys. It sure feels better than the " your a idiot" and "there is no way that came from a canibis plant!"

The clone had normal leaves in the beginning. They were slightly rounder though than normal. It had a fairly nice root ball when I took it out of the aeroponic and put it in soil under a 10x20 tray with a nano 37 watt t5 on top. I use clonex at a mixture of 4 tsp per gallon and swap it and sterilize the cloner every 3rd day. It was one of two runts in the group. The second one is still hanging on but growth is way slow.

I was just trying to baby these through because I don't know how to give up. I planned on keeping them going till I switched to flower and then I was going to pull them and put them under a t-5 till I start my next run.

 

[Clepidus]

If anybody has any suggestions on what I should do next I am all ears. I'm not in this for money, I just want good quality meds at less cost. I have a half assed grow journal on this run that I will try to get moved over after a while.

 

[geologic]

If anybody has any suggestions on what I should do next I am all ears. I'm not in this for money, I just want good quality meds at less cost. I have a half assed grow journal on this run that I will try to get moved over after a while.

Grok...

 

[HGW562]

Your super soil may already have enough nutrients to get through for at least 3 weeks. The fox farm nutes twice a week maybe too much. The bottom leaves look healthy so it's not a N deficiency. I would just give them water and raise the lights until they fix themselves. The clone is revegging, give it water until it asks for food. IMO feeding from the top is better for the microbes since there is a large population in the top zone of the container. Best of luck.

 

[3G Labs]

Now that i see it on a big screen, It's crazy looking , no serrated leaves ? that's trippy , I want to study it. haha . You should come visit Colorado.

 

[HGW562]

That look is pretty normal in revegged plants. Taking cuts in flower is not recommended because it takes the cut a long time to reveg and that costs us money in electricity.

 

[HGW562]

Healthy plants veg faster and put on more weight in bloom. That equates to money saved.

 

[rascali]

You've got too many nodes, too close together hormonally competing with one another, which is like the proverbial too many chefs in the kitchen. You need to clean out most of those superfluous nodes and let the plant reach normalcy before you can bloom.

The small one should be trimmed of all nodes except for those two or three tips. The two others you can try cutting off 2/3 or 3/4 but make sure there is at least a couple of inches between nodes.

Once you've done surgery the plant will still try to stack nodes for a while, so you will probably need to keep trimming underneath the tip until it stretches far enough from the damaged growth to normalize. Watch the leaves to exhibit normal growth patterns.

 

[Seamaiden]

Now that i see it on a big screen, It's crazy looking , no serrated leaves ? that's trippy , I want to study it. haha . You should come visit Colorado.

Right? I kept rubbing my eyes and saying, "Is that weed?" That is fuckin' wild. I've had funky revegges, but not where it's dropped ALL serration entirely.

 

[Skoosh]

Chiming in late (and my coffee hasn't kicked in yet.)
If someone asked me for advice with plants that have hit flower and are trying to be re-vegged is:
Let THAT plant get back into veg, then take cuts off IT.
(In other words, trying to get something you'd actually want to smoke off that particular plant is going to be impossible)
*(first hand knowledge!)

Peace,
Sk
;-)_~~

 

[ShroomKing]

That girl revegged into a darn jalapeno plant!

I'm still having trouble believing its a pot plant. Wow.

 

[3G Labs]

Ive never tried taking clones off a flowering plant so i have no experience. But yeah my first thought was of my dads jalapeño plants! he cuts them low in the fall, brings them inside and revives them each spring, bigger trunk but same shaped leaves.

 

[ShroomKing]

Ive never tried taking clones off a flowering plant so i have no experience. But yeah my first thought was of my dads jalapeño plants! he cuts them low in the fall, brings them inside and revives them each spring, bigger trunk but same shaped leaves.

That strange plant?
Did you cut the clone from a flowering plant?
or was it given to you like that?