cloning after flowering

[skyline]

Here is my stupid question for the day.

Can you take clones from a plant that has already flowered, well and truly?

There is still vegative growth (I think) down at the base.

Thanks

[Johnsy]

Yes you can. I hear it takes other people a few days longer to get roots from them.

I took clones from a flowering plant and they rooted maybe 1 day after the other clones I had taken from veg.

Everyone has different results

[Frank Reynolds]

I've recently taken cuttings frm a flowering plant, they have not rooted yet but looking healthy as. Just keep eme comfy they will root in no time

[merl1n]

Yes you can, but they need to revert back to a grow cycle (18/6) and this can stress them out heaps. Reverting them back to 18/6 as clones has risks, in some cases a few of mine have turned hermie, I believe due to the stress.

I have had better success revegging the plant. Then taking clones from the new growth that has developed under 18/6, then placing those clones under an 18/6 light.

Personally I like to take clones in 18/6 just before changing to 12/12 rather than at the end.

But like its been said before "Everybody has their own ways."

 

Merl1n

[skyline]

Thanks all

How do you reveg merlin?

[skyline]

Ok I have found this question asked already ...revegging

[iTiC]

Revegging/cloning; Its wise to increace the humidity by using an humidity dome (7days ish). The turn around time from bud to reveg will be strain effected. That is, the sativa dominant varieties will take a bit longer to reveg, where as an indica dominant variety will reveg in a shorter period. Hence, there is no point at all in reveging a 24 week flowering Tai variety.