I heard it could 'confuse' the clone, if you clone after the motherplant has gone into her flowering period.
Does anybody have experince with this?

yeah thats what ive always heard too, but ive heard from people who had sucessfully cloned at 3 weeks of flowering?! did you take a cutting in flower?

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ppl say u can clone plant up to the first 2weeks in flower and succeed,ive took a clone of a plant around 3weeks and it rooted after 3weeks but died due to human error(impatience)lol.Its best to take during veg and dont even do it in flower.but i understand why u ask couse i did it too,lol........gl, ras

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I snipped off one of my lower branch's that was begining to flower, but it was hardly reciving any light.
I dipped it in some rooting hormone, and its still alive, but it hasnt grown at all, im just gonna try to keep it alive, and see what happens.

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I have taken clones from plants 8 weeks into flowering and had no problems rooting it at all, they where little buds with roots, however reverting these rooted buds into a veg state again took about a month, but then they burst into huge bushy monsters, with amazing growth and ended up being large yielders once re-bloomed.......so not being able to take clones from a flowering plant is a myth, it is not a problem at all, i find they even root faster because of the higher phosphorus an potassium than a vegging plant that has a lot of nitrogen.......take clones from flowering plants..it's no problem, ....but if you want to avoid a major reveg take them within the first 10 days of initiating 12/12....

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I'm in the same boat as ibc, but I miss calculated and my plants were a full 5 weeks into flowering. I have been giving them some B-1, a little wilt proof and ph balanced water. They are in root cubes in cups on top of a heating pad and under an agro sun grow light, floro. I also keep plastic wrap over the top to keep the humidity high.

If these actually come back to plants I think you can cut clones any time and be fine, with proper care of course.

Good luck

Farm Hard

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That sounds like good news to me. I just sent 3 plants into flowering to determine sex and I am just awaiting signs of the females. Then I hope to take clones from them soon after......