The goal of all cannabis plant training techniques is to grow wide flat plants with many big top buds. Learn the 10 most common cannabis training terms in order of usefulness!
Vegetative Stage
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"Re-vegging" happens when a cannabis plant in the flowering (budding) stage reverts back to the vegetative stage. Other than accidents, this is usually done for "monstercropping" or to re-harvest a plant.