Re-Veg after harvest.

**Stirl_420_SA** · 30-06-17, 09:10 AM

Originally Posted by ERBURT

Your better off taking cuts from the flowering plant.
Monstercropping,takes 2-3 weeks for it to start revegging.

My plant has taken off from monster cropping!
I'd recommend it over a reveg because it's hard to get them to reveg even under 24/0 (or at least I'm no good at it).

Wish I had recent pics

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Guest · 30-06-17, 09:15 AM

What is monster cropping?

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**ERBURT** · 30-06-17, 04:29 PM

Taking a cutting from a flowering plant
Same as you would from a mother but it takes
Longer to get going but produces more bushier plants

**Donmitch0121** · 30-06-17, 06:59 PM

Examples of monster cropped plants
Cuts taken from flowering plants then placed back onto 18/6
Tend to get single bladed leaves for a while then you get the "normal" leaves come back

You get more random new growth from monster cropped plants meaning they can have a shorter veg time and maybe less topping
Bushier quicker than a cut taken from a plant in veg imo anyway

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**SmellsLikeSkunk** · 02-10-17, 11:18 PM

Originally Posted by ERBURT

Your better off taking cuts from the flowering plant.
Monstercropping,takes 2-3 weeks for it to start revegging.

I agree. Once a clone that has rooted after being taken from a 2-3 week flowering plant the bud site tend to explode with numerous potential colas.

**Stirl_420_SA** · 03-10-17, 10:27 AM

Originally Posted by Stirl_420_SA

My plant has taken off from monster cropping!
I'd recommend it over a reveg because it's hard to get them to reveg even under 24/0 (or at least I'm no good at it).

Wish I had recent pics

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She grew up to be a nice plant

I wouldn't advise monster cropping for indoor growers as it's a lot harder to control an even canopy as assymetrical growth explodes frow monster cropping.

It was perfect for outdoor as you have a good amount of colas at different levels and didn't have to worry too much about defoliation.

You still need to remove all lower/useless growth off the plant as it is very congested and could give rise to mould and bug issues.

Will be giving another go next year.

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**kbag** · 03-10-17, 12:30 PM

They do look a mess whilst revegging, they also grow a lot more spindly i have found so need supporting when flowering. They can grow into some nice bushes with little training. These 4 in the picture below were just grown straight up no topping at all just chopped the lower stuff off.