9' beast

[Hydro Hippy]

I've had this plant for awhile, most likely 6 months or longer, I have took some clones from the bottom but she has healed now, what do you guys think, should I bud her, or take the clones off. The clones would be 9 in. or more a piece I'm guessing. And I was wondering if you can put a clone that big or taller, straight into flower before it develops a root system? anything is appreciated.

 

[raw225]

i dont know much about cloning man, but your plant is SEXY!!!!

 

[bud nugbong]

wow man, what kind of lights are u using? if its only those 2 cfls thats nuts.

in my opinion i would take the clones and keep them in veg for about 2 weeks. once they grow roots in the cup you cloned them in transplant into the final containers and start to flower.

i dont think its a very good idea to just flower them right off of the bat. i would think the clipping and change of light sched. at the same time would be a little too much to handle for them.

not to mention budding a plant that big in one piece would take some serious lighting.

 

[Hydro Hippy]

Thanks for the input guys, and yeah I'm also not quite sure how it got that big, I'm pretty sure at once point it was even topped, that's why it's branching out, and the crazier thing is that I'm only using about 3 cfl's ranging not more then 60 wts

2 of them are 24's or something like that the other is 60 or 64.

 

[Hydro Hippy]

bump? and oh yeah I grew it organically! no nutes.

I believe it's in a 15 gallon.

 

[Fluxcap]

bump? and oh yeah I grew it organically! no nutes.

Badass
What soil?

 

[kronic1989]

Organically doesnt mean no nutes. It means no chemicals. If there was no nutes, the plant would not be green.

 

[Hydro Hippy]

Organically doesnt mean no nutes. It means no chemicals. If there was no nutes, the plant would not be green.

You know what I meant, no need for negative criticism im simply lookin for some help. I grew it without any additives, in super soil.

It's from my first grow, awhile ago