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Hi,

 

I'm a bit curious about what you did. I was told all my grower's life that flowered plants couldn't be cloned.

you mean you cut a brach with a bud and put it to root again under a 18h light so you could grow a mother?

Maybe not a dense bud, but a branch with a few bud sites nonetheless. Takes a few days longer but it definately worked for me. Thanks for replying

onya blue22 sounds like you got it all sorted there

mate if you like me you will find the growing part is a very addictive hobby

 

hay wuts up...to be honest theres a book by some guys last name Van Patten and I thought I knew how to clone until i read his book i was off by a mile in my opinion its easier to revert the mother back to veg then cloning a cutting from a flowering mother

look at it like this...if your mother is raggedy and stressed from butchering it a week apart use this as a guide if your mother plant is thriving and beautiful your clones will be healthy and vibrant...temp and nutrients and not being eaten alive by spyder mites IE the enviroment its growing in has alot to do with how your clones turn out and ONLY cut 40% of the mother because everytime you cut you mother plant think of it as a garden hose with holes all through it your nutrients are trying franticly to mend the cuts you just made. Nature made plants that way and until it heals itself the plant wont start to veg again...I hope this helps