Cannabis Regeneration. J.B. Haze
bountiful harvest.
We can see the rapid growth of a regenerated plant for ourselves—just look at photographs 3.1 and 3.2. The first photograph shows the potted remains of a just harvested plant. It’s nothing more than a nub of stump with a couple of scraggly buds. This stump was saved, regenerated and then vegetated over six weeks, quickly reaching the mad flurry of healthy growth shown in the second photograph. Gob smacking; faster than both seed and clone, in fact. What’s equally impressive, I think, is that she was grown with a single 36-watt light and two hours of sun, twice a week, during watering/feeding sessions.
3.2 The same stump, five weeks later, full of vigorous growth and potential budding sites.
Such vigorous growth is a hallmark of The MRS and is especially beneficial for the personal grower with only a plant or two in the grow room. Under such circumstances, sufficient yield is about having enough high quality head-stash (or medicine) until the next plant is ready. To lay in a solid supply cost-effectively, with a single light and one pot is advantageous and requires special attention to plant selection and vegetative technique. We must maximize potential, squeezing as much goodness from the plant as we can. We must push her towards the built-in, genetically encoded limit for the production of flowers, resin, potency and aroma. Called the ceiling of potential, this is the very maximum a plant can deliver. Once the ceiling is reached, nothing will produce further yield or quality.
Typically, a plant will only approach its threshold if grown outdoors, in the ultimate conditions, where, depending on its heritage, it may max out as a huge 15- to 20-foot giant. The same plant, grown indoors, will be an eighth of this size (or way, way less), thus never approaching its maximum yield. To comprehend this is to understand how, when growing indoors, there’s always plenty of extra yield to be squeezed from the plant. You are always reaching for the elusive ceiling of potential.
3.3 Good quality LED grow light illuminates a pot abundant in bud.
The regenerative secret to maximizing yield indoors is dependent upon training: Creating a plant/light interface designed to pull maximum yield from a single, and cost-effective, light source. Photograph 3.3.
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