What is a Flowering Clone?

[sitka187]

I hate Britain. y'all grow like old people screw. slowly and poorly. homeboy was simply tryin to help out some friends and you gotta diss him like that? what wrong? your mom wont let your punk ass come out to play?

[Lbcxcuhzin]

Good job on posting on an old ass thread. Very imformative though , never thought you could take clones from a flowering plant.

[Dewave]

I do it alot,,, it does take longer but the way I do it is of no consequence to me... nice find on that old post even if your intentions were different.

[Mycroft]

Originally Posted by Mycroft

To follow up:

I tried my own cutting from a flowering plant. It took 19 days for the roots to show through the rockwool, and by the time it did the plant was looking pretty week and puny.

I'll wait and see how it recovers, but right now this doesn't seem like a great thing. I think I'd rather have a more vigorous cutting that roots faster.

Wow, that seems like such a long time ago.

That plant was harvested in the beginning of March and yielded almost exactly two ounces. I was pretty happy with that result, but I'm not going to make taking clones from flowering plants a normal part of my growing. I think it's useful to know it can be done, but for myself I'd rather clone plants that are still vegging.