Did you know that photoperiod plants grown in pots outdoors can be re-flowered indoors under lights after harvest?

Good afternoon... I've already done this experiment and I don't know if it's worth revegetating, as the revegetation process, in my opinion, is very slow. Maybe you can get a better result with a new plant, but it's always a good experience. In my case, the second harvest wasn't as good in quality and potency.

Hello, friend, in my humble opinion it's complicated, but there's nothing better than if you can give it a try, I wish you lots of luck 💚🍀🍁🍀💚

Yes, that's right. The photoperiod plants always react to the light cycle, but we haven't tried it ourselves yet. :-) Maybe you can report back when you try it? 😀

Hey Growmie! Yes, this is a really cool trick, especially if you want to save a killer genetic. A lot of people use this "revegging" method, where they just leave a few lower shoots during the harvest, then bring the plant under the light for an 18/6 or 24/0 light cycle. It takes a while for the girl to recover from the stress and get back into a normal vegetative phase, but after that, she'll get pretty bushy (monster cropping), and then she can go back to 12/12 to flower. Have you tried this technique, or are you just planning to test it out? Happy Growing Growmie🌱

Never heard of revegging.