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tugboat

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Sep 13, 2011

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How long (indoors) can I keep a plant budding - forever?

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stormannorm

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Sep 14, 2011

#2

R u serious????

 

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johndeere

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Sep 14, 2011

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You can keep an indoors plant vegetatively growing indefinitely. Abudding plant has an expiration date and you should do some reading around bud ripeness and when to harvest. Good Luck

 

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tugboat

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Sep 14, 2011

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Thanks - on another note: if I leave one branch on my fully budded plant after harvest and turn the lights back to 18 hours, will the plant revert back to vegetative state?

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RZA

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Sep 15, 2011

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Yes it will revert back to veg. This is know as reveg. Some strains reveg more easily than others though.

 

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bulldog74

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Yes it will. I have completely stripped everything I could see off of a plant before and it revegged. I reccomend taking the plant and leaving some popcorn on the bottom and as many fan leaves as possible, put into a 24 hour light cycle. Flush the hell out of the soil and maybe even transplant into a larger container with fresh soil. Add veg nutes and maybe a little root vitalizer and you should start seeing plenty of new growth in about a month. Depending on how you cut them down they make great mother plants. I reccommend just taking a clone instead but its a great method if you have a keeper strain without cloning.

 

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Producer

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Sep 15, 2011

#7

haha! I wish I could keep my plants budding forever!
That would be awesome!