Photoperiod Need some advice

[Master_gRoshi]

So i have this clone that i just repotted.
The cut was from a nearly flowered photo.
Deep in flower. I got the cutting to root fine. It started to cannibalize and then turned back green. Its well rooted now.
But zero growth yet. Been roughly 4 weeks ish.
Is there a spot i can score or something to promote new growth.
About a week ago i removed the very last remains of the flowered parts that were left. Which was very very little. A hair or two.
@pop22 Maybe you have some advice?
The only changes it has made besides the yellowing when cannibalizing happened and turning back to dark green. It grew a hump at the base. I was hoping that was going to be some random new growth but i think just the stem got fatter in that spot

 

[G.Leave]

It will often take quite awhile to revert back to vegetative state and show growth on a clone taken in flower. often branches will be crazy profuse when they do kick in.

 

[Proph]

A small amount of bloom nutes and 18/6. It usually takes 4-6 weeks to get new grow from a reveg. Give it a little longer bro!

 

[Dynodave]

Regen A Root,toutch of supperthrive
Davo


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[Kevinski]

Superthrive is crazt good. I used it to foliar feed. Nee growth within 2 days. Use 1/8 of recomended dose. Mist leaves couple times a day.

 

[Free Flow]

I agree bro just be patient, I have a clone that I took from a flowering girl also. I expect her to bounce back well in time for my reset but well see. They do take a little while though

 

[Ydijadoit]

Agree with the above. Juuuust about the time you are ready to give up on a reveg, it will pop some twisted alien looking growth, and the take off.
Earlier flowering clones are quicker, but you are looking at a full on reveg. Watch out fir fungus gnats, and other critters. Pretty vulnerable at this point!
Regards, Kyle