cloning from early flower

Discussion in 'Hydroponic Growing' started by frankadank, Aug 28, 2012.

  1. Hey guys I got a problem I think I have a mother plant outside that I get clones from but scince it almost the end of summer she started to flower I was hoping to get a least another batch of clones I was wondering if I can still clone some or is it to late shes been flowering for about aweek

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  2. I just took clones from my flowering mother and had no problems. 100% success. Give it a whirl, bud.

    EDIT: try taking cuttings from the bottom of the plant, or ones with little to no hairs
     
  3. A cutting taken while the stock plant is flowering will need to be forced to revert back to a vegetative state under 24 hour light.
     
  4. so 24 hour light, but for how long ?
     
  5. 24 hour light for clones anyway (usually)... And for how long all depends on the plant. 2-3 weeks is a good rule of thumb
     
  6. so 2 to 3 week to clone then 6 weeks till flowering
     
  7. Well i flower right from clone in a SOG... So i do 2 or 3 weeks rooting on the clone, then right into 12/12 light cycle to flower
     
  8. thats what I was thinking but isnt the genral rule if she switches from flower to veg you have to wait 6 weeks tiil you switch back to flower
     
  9. I'd just mother 1 of the cuttings.
     
  10. thats what im planning to do but the other clones is what im asking about.
     
  11. [quote name='"frankadank"']thats what im planning to do but the other clones is what im asking about.[/quote]

    Well I was reading some BKS thread and she said she only takes flowering clones.
     
  12. At what point and strength do you guys give your clones nutes?
     
  13. Never too late to take clones.

    If you want to re-veg, about 2-3 weeks under 24/7 lighting will do it.

    The 6 week thing isn't true.

    When they do re-veg, choose as many main branches as you need, then cut the rest. revegged clones shoot out loads of little branches... If you keep them all you'll just end up with a spindly mess. Choose your branches early and the plant can concentrate its energies on those.

    Clones need hardly any nutes til they get established.
     

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