REGENERATION

[UBENHADD]

Just wondering about when I should start to take clones from this plant,

It's a hash plant. I been regen. it for 4 weeks now under 400w mh. :smoke

[Luke Skywalker]

Once the new shoots have established well, which they appear to be near to now, you can safely clone from a regenerated plant. Provided they're kept under a long day cycle and root quickly they'll continue to develop as a normal clone would.

 

Moved to General Q&A.

[UBENHADD]

Once the new shoots have established well, which they appear to be near to now, you can safely clone from a regenerated plant. Provided they're kept under a long day cycle and root quickly they'll continue to develop as a normal clone would.

 

Moved to General Q&A.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Thanks Luke, Even tho the leaves don't look like they should Its allright to do.

 

:thumbsup :thumbsup

[Luke Skywalker]

Yeah, they often look a little mutant. It is an abnormal process for the plant to go through, and it's kinda like reversing the flowering process, where the plant goes back up to a multiple leaflet rather than a single.

 

Good luck, let us know how you go. Give em lots of luuuurve.

[Mushaman]

just a quick comment - I read recently that you can take cuttings from a flowering plant ... ideally 3 weeks before chop - this give time for the cuttings to root - the method suggested was sitting them in water which is changed every day - I did a couple of batches as an experminet, using runty fully shaded mini branches from the undercarriage of my WW and NL girls - as at tonight I have 3 of 15 cut 22/10 showing first rooting signs .. its like a white fuzz on the stem which develops into roots - pic below - it works but depending on the medium you're growing in I guess it could be hard to transplant .. works really well sticking them into tubes of clayballs and perlite

[UBENHADD]

Thanks Luke, Hey Mushaman I have one 4-way, and 1 ice about 2-weeks from making me happy so will try tha with both of them :thumbsup