did. St. Skinny underscore DGC.

Yes, sir. He's got some pitches here. Like he's re-veging. He goes,

re-veging is strange. See, he wrote. I can read. I just thought this was

interesting, man. That's what it looks like. In a wonderful process. First pick is a

Seedsman Jack Her. Her. I was kidding. Jack Hur.

That auto-flower flowered and then probably

from stress during home transition and is currently revaging. So I'm looking at a plant that

the veg, revege part looks good on the, not that picture you're looking at Skeddy, but the,

the second picture. Sure. The revege looks pretty good. But the first picture here, where he's

talking about,

um, it looks, it looks like back in the day, like this is a plan I'd kill. Well, but this is what happens. So like he harvested some, right? Right. Like what we saw out at, uh, Heroes of the Farm. Sure. Out there where they had a reveging area. And somebody made a point, which I'm not sure. Why re-vege

and why not just take cuts?

If you miss it. You know, if you miss it. out there where they had a reveging area. And somebody made a point, which I'm not sure, why revege and why not just take cuts?

If you miss it, you know, if you miss it.

If it's something, or if you're just phenoh hunting thousands of plants when you're doing that,

if you're going to keep cuts of everything, you'd have to maintain cuts and plants of every single

one that you're trying to pheno hunt to actually be able to go back and get the one that you want. Whereas if you do this, you can just go back and re-vege it. And you're like, and wait until hormonally it, it writes itself and then take cuts from it. Or tissue culture from the vegetative growth you get from it. Paradox about that re-reg stress. No? You should get the same thing. You're right.

The re-vege, like, stressing that plan out.

It has to, it's going to take forever. Hormonally, yeah, it's going to take forever, but until just when it starts popping out. So it's like if you got the extra real estate sitting somewhere, you want to play around, why not? but it is a practice that I don't believe is

like in commercial cultivation or your home

grow something many people are doing.

Yeah, I just thought it was cool to see it.

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