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Seven65

At what point do you start over?

I've been growing successfully for a couple of years, and am pretty confident in my abilities for the most part. The last couple of months however, have been very busy for me and I've straight up neglected my plants.

I have plants with various degrees of deficiencies, and they have all started flowering from stress.

I'm in quarantine, and now have time to revamp my garden, would you reveg and try to save them? Or start from new seeds?

I'm leaning towards trimming back and revegging, but I wonder if the stress they've been through would make the end results not worth my while.

Thoughts?

Posted Mar 26, 2020, 12:55 AM UTC

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Sirtommygunnah•

I would personally reveg and watch closely. I've seen some plants damn near die and bounce completely back (on YouTube that is).

You never know with these plants. Cheers and good luck !!

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Seven65OP•

That's likely what I'll end up doing, thanks!

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OldManTerp•

Depends on your priority. If you just want the best harvest possible, start over.

But using it as a learning opportunity and trying to save them will make you a better grower even if the end results aren't up to their potential. But cannabis is a very resilient plant that often doesn't just survive, but thrives under a certain amount of abuse, so I'd gamble and see what comes out of it. Some of best harvests came from grows I thought I'd irrevocably botched.

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Seven65OP•

Some of best harvests came from grows I thought I'd irrevocably botched.

Haha, same here. They're definitely hearty plants. Half the fun of growing is learning, and getting better, and I'm not running out any time soon. Appreciate the perspective thanks.

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