Auto Jack 2: A Re-Veg Story

Well, if you’ve followed the last grow, you may recall that I harvested the Auto Jack on May 6 at 112 days.

So, after a couple of days drying out in the dark garage, I put the remains in the backyard portable greenhouse, provided lightly-fertilized (350ppm of 3N-1P-3K w/ CaMg and Si), pH-adjusted water a couple of times, and this is what happened:






I see no flowers, so it’s a full-on reveg, with 8 growth tips so far. :ganjamon:

Has anyone successfully grown out a revegged Auto to a second harvest?
:passitleft:

My last grow is located at:
FelipeBlu's Auto Jack & Kryptonite - PSMini LED - Root Pouch - Recipe 420
 
Awesome.....round two!!!!:green_heart:

Although this time it may need photoperiod treatment.
 
Thanks Bonsai! :passitleft:

So ya think she’s lost her ‘Auto-ness’? :)
Autos usually flower due to age....so if she has flowered, she has passed her auto flower age (only my opinion). If she flowers again without some light change I would be surprised. I have been wrong before and could be wrong now, but I would think she may need some other action to get her to flower again.
 
June 1, 2018
Update
Post-harvest day 26
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The Auto Jack continues to push out more growth from 8 points

Hope everyone is having a Green day!
:passitleft:

[Edited to add that I increased the last feeding to ~650 ppm. Specifically, I increased N to ~130 to encourage more vegetative growth.]
 
Did you hack away some of the root mass after harvest so that, as the greenery filled in, it could be growing (new) roots? I'm wondering - if so - if this would help it regrow (more than otherwise, I mean) and then switch back to flowering.
 
Thanks TS! :passitleft:

I haven’t messed around down there, but was considering stripping down the root pouch, doing some light root pruning, and then a repot into some fresh media.

Thanks to your input, this musing has moved closer to reality. :ganjamon:
 
Early summer heat spell over the weekend. Had air temp nearly to 100F, and the greenhouse recorded a max of 113F. Didn’t seem to harm the plants - just some curled leaves indicating heat stress.

Anyway, I decided to hold off on any activity that would stress Miss J. At this point, I presume that the existing soil is pretty much used up, so it’s basically a drain-to-waste situation, with me providing all the nutrients. Just adding a layer of soil around the outside of the rootball isn’t likely to eliminate the need to provide nutrients during watering, and I have a better understanding of what I’m providing without the complications of trying to figure out what the soil is contributing. So, I left her to enjoy the weekend unmolested.

 
Is JH your favorite strain, or are you just named Jack?
:passitleft:

If ya like JH, this is a pretty good Auto. Not really very needy. If you’re interested, you can read about her first life in my sig.
 
High folks! :passitleft:

Today is post-harvest day 32. She is still filling in. Although there are some pistils on a couple of the shoots on the right side, a couple others are pushing out 5-blade fan leaves. I’m going to call this a full-on re-veg of an Auto. Not just a continued flowering.
:yummy:
 
Hey man just caught up I’m subbed this is definitely interesting.

Never seen anything like it. :reading420magazine:
very interesting, nice to meet ya, hope you don't mind the beanbag...

Hey Chief! :passitleft: Welcome back!

Hey Smeegol! :high-five: Plenty of room here in the greenhouse still. Just watch where you set that fish down, okay?
 
June 8, 2018
Post-harvest day 33
Update

:yummy::yummy::yummy::yummy::yummy:
My girl is cruising along, basking in the June sun. :surf: Seeing good secondary nodal growth now. Maybe time to start thinking about a bit of training, or topping one of the smaller shoots...


:ganjamon:

 
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