Skunk Baxter
Well-Known Member
OK, this has now become as much a theoretical question as it is a practical one. Short version is, I have a plant almost 7 weeks into flower that I would like to clone, but the branches all have more bud on them than I would like to waste by cutting one of them. I'll do it if I have to, but would prefer to find a different method.
Now... the plant does have 4 small sucker shoots growing from the base of the main stem - and I have cloned from sucker shoots many times, with 100% success. Trouble is, these sucker shoots are all 1 inch or less in length. That gives me very little stem to clone with; I know it's possible to clone these, but I've never cloned anything that small before. I'd like to give myself a little more stem to work with.
Keeping in mind that the plant is almost 7 full weeks into bloom phase, if I were to apply a vegetative nutrient mix high in nitrogen to these shoots with foliar feeding only on the sucker shoots, is it possible that I could stimulate them to grow just a little bit more? Anyone have any thoughts on this? I would really like to save the genetics of this plant; it's turned into a very pleasant surprise over the last week or so.
Thank you in advance for any help you may be able to offer.
Now... the plant does have 4 small sucker shoots growing from the base of the main stem - and I have cloned from sucker shoots many times, with 100% success. Trouble is, these sucker shoots are all 1 inch or less in length. That gives me very little stem to clone with; I know it's possible to clone these, but I've never cloned anything that small before. I'd like to give myself a little more stem to work with.
Keeping in mind that the plant is almost 7 full weeks into bloom phase, if I were to apply a vegetative nutrient mix high in nitrogen to these shoots with foliar feeding only on the sucker shoots, is it possible that I could stimulate them to grow just a little bit more? Anyone have any thoughts on this? I would really like to save the genetics of this plant; it's turned into a very pleasant surprise over the last week or so.
Thank you in advance for any help you may be able to offer.