flowering clones from flowering clones

well

ive had to do similar things.

in my experiance, depending how far into flower she is, a branch in flower roots a little faster.
the rootball seems to form at a quicker pace.

but if its too far into flower, its metabolic rate is too high, and cant draw enough to continue flowering and grow roots(takes several days to a couple weeks for a plant to go back to veg)

there is are some downsides to haveing to do this. for instance.
severe growth stunting, for 2-3 weeks.
shift in light cycle can cuase em to herm.
normal misting of clones must be cut back, and humidity must be kept lower, as now your plants have alot more nooks and crannies to hold moisture and mold an shit.

hope dat helps

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cool I have noticed different spray patterns. You think they will revert to veg now, or photoperiod sensitive? anyway you made this sound ok so thanks

deff be photoperiod sensative, so if you change its cycle only do it once.

oh and if it starts to wilt give it less light

ive always taken clones from a flowering female and have had great success with them. ive taken them all the way from 3 weeks into it with NO problemo

ok its been one week from 12 12 to 1 week with 24. Nothing bad so far spray with organic's roots solution. down to rock wool 1 time a day. to much not enough hell I dont know I have 1 clone left from my last bunch. I think when they dried out and came back it stressed them. I dont want that again.