~~here you go 2 threads all wrapped up in 1

[mygirls]

ok so this is to show that yes this both can be done with great results. 1st few pics are of a clone taken 6 weeks into flower started on 3-8-09. 2nd pic was 12 days later. the rest of the pics say the date.( new camera). it has been a few months so if you do have the time.
no the other pics are of 1 plant in a potand the other w/ 5 plants in 1 pot. way more buds on the 5 potter thennthe single potter. same size pot 5 gal buckets.now if the 5 potter would have been in say my 19 gallon pot they would be most l;ikely 3 times what they are now.
this is just to give an example of what you can expect from the two. hope this helps w/? youhad aboutthe subject. good luck and keepit green.

 

[simpsonsampson420]

always nice to see your clones MG... just knowing what kind monsters they will be makes it cooler to see them that small...

 

[mygirls]

i just clonen away always. thanks bro i made my cloneing video 2day

 

[mygirls]

ok so here she is. this is what youcan expect from a clone cutfrom a plant thats 6 weeks in flower. its all about time. but deffenatly well worth while. it well be the best yielding plant.

 

[shnkrmn]

ok so here she is. this is what youcan expect from a clone cutfrom a plant thats 6 weeks in flower. its all about time. but deffenatly well worth while. it well be the best yielding plant.

I will never clone from flowering plants again, lol. Just takes too much times for them to come to their senses and grow right! They do end up bushy though!

 

[mygirls]

I will never clone from flowering plants again, lol. Just takes too much times for them to come to their senses and grow right! They do end up bushy though!

thats why i take some b4 flower and some way late into flower. i want that clone to have a nice formed bud be4 i cut for cloneing.