How do I clone a plant in flower?

Tamerlane

Active Member

• Dec 27, 2010

• #1

I have an amazing pheno in flower and id love to keep it as a mom. Its about 1 week from being chopped. How should I go about cloning it if its even possible? What are some tricks?

please advise
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fRyDaYkNiGhT420

Well-Known Member

• Dec 27, 2010

• #2

You cut it at a 45 degree angle like any other clone. The only real difference is that flowering clones take a little while longer to shift into veg. mode and take off. Just be patient with them keep them warm and you should see them root in about 10 to 14 days. They are really hormonal when flowering but time will level them out.

 

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Japanfreak

New Member

• Dec 27, 2010

• #3

Just like you would any other cut.

 

brick20

Well-Known Member

• Dec 27, 2010

• #4

sometimes its not possible if it had been in flower way to long and has no more active shoots to clone

 

darkdestruction420

Well-Known Member

• Dec 27, 2010

• #5

Revegging might be quicker, those clones will have to root and then revert back to veg first still. As for a guide on it, heres a pretty good one i found way back.
http://www.420magazine.com/forums/seeds-clones-strains/56864-what-flowering-clone.html

 

phyzix

Well-Known Member

• Dec 27, 2010

• #6

darkdestruction420 said:

Revegging might be quicker, those clones will have to root and then revert back to veg first still. As for a guide on it, heres a pretty good one i found way back.
http://www.420magazine.com/forums/seeds-clones-strains/56864-what-flowering-clone.html

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I always scramble for that link when I see this question

 

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256

Member

• Dec 27, 2010

• #7

Should be the same as any other time, try and get the least budded offshoot from the very bottom. It will take longer but you'll have a bushier/branchier clone. Perfect time to try some LST!

 

chichi

Active Member

• Dec 27, 2010

• #8

What perfect timing!! Thanks for that link, i'm coming up on 21 days and i'm gonna give it a shot!

 

*BUDS

Well-Known Member

• Dec 27, 2010

• #9

same as normal. it seems to sprout roots ok but is then stubborn at re-vegging.

 

darkdestruction420

Well-Known Member

• Dec 27, 2010

• #10

phyzix said:

I always scramble for that link when I see this question

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lol, yeah, i see every once in a while you beat me to it.

 

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wannaquickee

Well-Known Member

• Dec 27, 2010

• #11

i like the idea but i dont like that you have to wait an additional month or longer to throw backinto the flowering. i have reveg a plant before it omg it takes forever but its cool to not have to worry about a mom..