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Here are some Frequently Asked Questions from the ASK ED®Column, now appearing in Cannabis Culture magazine. Marijuana Question? Click here to ASK ED! REGENERATION FRUIT FLIES SEEDS IN CONTAINER STAYING ALIVE LIGHT TRACKS AIR COOLING POTASSIUM DEFICIENCY KNOWLEDGE IS POWER RIPENING TIME INEFFICIENT FLUORESCENTS NITROGEN DEFICIENCY IDEAL FERTILIZER EARLY FLOWERING REFLOWERING PASSIVE OR ACTIVE HYDRO BUYING SEED FRUIT FLAVORED BUDS VARIETY PATTERNS BEST STRAIN FOR BEGINNERS REGENERATION Dear Ed, I am growing 15 plants from seed. I would like to regenerate the plants with the best buds into mother plants. How does regeneration work? Do the plants have to be a certain size? El Toro, Seattle, WA Marijuana plants respond in a predictable manner to changes in the lighting regimen. Given 12 hours of uninterrupted darkness each day, the plants change from vegetative growth to flowering. Inversely, plants which have been under the flowering regimen of 12 hours of uninterrupted darkness each evening, can be forced back into vegetative cycle using continuous lighting. To force plants from flowering to vegetative growth, cycled light is replaced by continuous lighting. When the ripe buds are pruned from the plant, some vegetation, the lower portion of the bud, is saved. New growth will emerge from this vegetation within a few weeks of forcing. The plants can be any size, but they must retain some leaf matter to regenerate. Just click at the top, the links work, happy growing. john