Flowering Cloning Tutorial

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choco.thai1986

Active Member

• Jan 30, 2012

• #1

Does anyone have a tutorial on how to clone a plant that barely started going into flowering?

 

onlycucumbershere

Active Member

• Jan 30, 2012

• #2

Can't offer advice really as I've never done it before. I hear that flowered cuts will take, but just take a lot longer than normal to readjust the chemical balance. But once adjusted, they grow good.

Just a few days ago I lolipopped one of my cheese plants and instead of throwing the cuts away I potted them. I'll give it a little while to see what happens
If you check my thread I'll try and get some pics and updates going - I've kind of ignored them so far as I focus on my other strains...

 

Boyz N Da Hood

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• Jan 30, 2012

• #3

Its the same thing.. in my experience they root a lil faster too. They just take longer to grow cuz they have to reveg

 

mak

Active Member

• Jan 30, 2012

• #4

yep i did it to some with buds on them,same process.

 

Warped1

Active Member

• Jan 30, 2012

• #5

Here's a link for you choco... you might have to register to see it. Good info about all kinds of topping and training. I hope it helps

https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=115377&highlight=monstercropping

 

onlycucumbershere

Active Member

• Jan 30, 2012

• #6

Boyz N Da Hood said:

Its the same thing.. in my experience they root a lil faster too. They just take longer to grow cuz they have to reveg

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Any idea how much longer?
I've had my flowered cuts sitting for about a week now and seeing not much happiness, only drying.

Any idea also if the genetics gets strewn with hermyitis or not, when cutting like this?

 

2layz2p

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• Jan 30, 2012

• #7

Flower clippings root faster as the hormones are in overdrive, once the roots are established it generally takes the same amount of time to re veg, as it was in flower, for example: If the clipping was in flower for 2 weeks, it will take 2 weeks to return to veg state under 24 hr lighting... just a little longer at 18/6 lighting.

 

nick17gar

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• Jan 30, 2012

• #8

its the same process, but its iffy on their survival. the hormones are in overdrive, yes. and the increased phosporus stimulates root growth.

but is it key? no. best to do it in vegetative. do it a bunch, veg more, clone more, veg a little more, then flower.