Thatās strange Iāve heard that from somebody else before saying they root faster because they root in the dark, but then my brain is saying it needs light so I never gave it a go but guess it could work if youāve done it too?
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Your mostly there but the new calyxes may mean you need more light ( like 24/7 til you see normal blades etcā¦
Iād keep going to save your genetics, sounds like itās trying to re-bud so 24/0 light for a bit should do the trick ā¦!
Good luck bud ā¦
Gaz
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I take issue with no proof posts that flagrantly contradict my own, especially as I offered a photograph with my post.
IC Mag is full of no help, no proof posters who criticize before trying it themselves, which is why I donāt post there very often.
But you say that the female has serious branching potential, maybe making monstering moot.
If Iām still on the list Iāll make it a point to try it.
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There are always mutant looking plants in reveg. One would be foolish to think a plant will go from
Flower to veg without some goofy looking growth. Everything is looking good. EVERY reveg I have seen looks like yours and plenty far worse
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Of course your on the list bro. No worry 
happy.
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Thanks.
Whatās really the coolest thing about this thread is itās contagious.
I have a cross that I want to maybe try your method with, Iām learning a lot.
And itās setting a standard.
Nothing more enjoyable than watching someone DOing.
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@zephyr
Iām a little confused how the term ārevegingā is being used here.
I thought ārevegingā meant taking a harvested plant that you left a few leaves on, cut back the root mass by a third, replant in a new pot with fresh mix. 24/0.
If not and you mean reversing the flowering cycle on a rooted flowered clone I think the secret is to leave at least one bud on each clone. I think those āmutantā plants are just writhing around after having their yaayaa cut off.
As for the only cut to survive, break up itās light cycle/intensity. 24/0 may need to go 20/4 or vice versa.
Iād increase light intensity first as well.(edit) I mean before reducing it.
Hope this helps and keep us posted, pics?
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Hey V, When it comes to revegging plants I use a similar method to @spaceman but I cut a lot more back, 75-80% of the mass before repotting and run them 24/0.
With clones I select them the same as I would any other clone and run them 24/0. All my VGās in flo now were taken 2 weeks in flo and revegged. Iāll get a pic up for you of the one thatās still in veg that hasnāt been chopped up.
Some strains reveg better than others, some wonāt at all. The Valley Ghash took about 6 weeks to reverse after rooting, sometimes theyāll fool you into thinking theyāre dead.
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Thanks alot man. I know you have your growing down to a science 
. Always apprish you chiming in @Undead-Toker!
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Thank you for the encouragement bro. First time reveggingā¦ I already have a different Zamaldelica clone saved, so if it died I wasnāt too worried. But I am glad it looking ok.
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You are correct.
Also anyone taking clones from flowering plants should try not to do it after 21-28 days. If so ive found more success with cinnamon and 24/0 lighting for 2-3 days. Clones taken from a flowering plant look like a plant thats revegging. Treat it as such.
I would say light nutes but i wouldnt know as i am organic.
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It doesnāt take any proof to figure out a mutant female would take a month to get back to a state where it could be vegged. And then to be revegged and trained another 30 daysā¦ I have revegged a plant after it flowered. Monster cropping is BS.
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The GDP is very sensitive to humidity it likes it very low!.. Zamadelica is more forgiving then most plants ive ever grown. Outdoors is going to be tough.
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GDP clones will go into 24 hours of light. So far one of four hasnāt produces balls. But hes definitely trying to.
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As for the three members I promised pollen to I will do my best to keep collecting pollen but I am not getting much out of him in this humidity. I may have to reveg one of these clones and do a GDP pollen run for the community as well.
I am thinking of super cropping a male that way itās way easy to collect pollen. Kinda like a hanging garden.
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You are doing some great work!! Keep it up!! Blessings Jah
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Its not BS just a bad name. Its still just cloning. The clones just grow wacky if you take em deep in flower.
I actually disagree with a few namesā¦like Manifolding.
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thanks @Gaz29, that makes a lot of sense. I used to have great results rooting clones under 24hr light in a seed starter box before I switched to using my main veg space for clones.
Thanks @Undead-Toker, @Badfishy1, @Schmokey, @Misolo313, and @spaceman, for sharing your experience and advice on the subject. this will be super helpful.
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Once a plant reaches maturity it will alternate nodes. It doesnāt matter how many days into flower you take it or even if you call it āmonster croppinngā. It will throw branches everywhere. Why take that mature branch 3 weeks into flower then reverse it? Thatās wasted time. You are arguing from what? Certainly not experience or you would not be recommending this procedure.
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