Clone and t.c. with Auotflowers

my mother plant is starting to loose a little something and i am looking to get into a new strain. i like the process of cloning and tissue culture because i can get so many baby's off just one seed. I am not really sure how autoflowers work, I would really like to switch over to the auto flowering plants because some of them have such a short flower time.

can someone tell me if its even possible to clone or take a t.c cut from a auto?
If you do take some cuttings will they continue to flower while establishing rots?
do you have to make seeds in order to keep from ordering from a seed bank 3 times a year?

It is possible but it the clones wouldnt be able to develop quick enough to flower correctly. It is highly not suggested and it is impossible to keep a mother plant that is a auto. The whole idea of autoflowers is flowering based on days alive and not light schedule. Most only have a life cycle of 8-10 weeks. They begin flowering around day 21, so if you waited for a decent branch to cut and then clone it will already be flowering and you cannot reverse it. I would suggest doing some more brushing up on the subject before you continue.

ThatGuy113 said:

It is possible but it the clones wouldnt be able to develop quick enough to flower correctly. It is highly not suggested and it is impossible to keep a mother plant that is a auto. The whole idea of autoflowers is flowering based on days alive and not light schedule. Most only have a life cycle of 8-10 weeks. They begin flowering around day 21, so if you waited for a decent branch to cut and then clone it will already be flowering and you cannot reverse it. I would suggest doing some more brushing up on the subject before you continue.

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well i know about the constant light schedual and i fugured it was not possible to clone one, but i thought i would ask, just to see if there were any tricks or anything. people say you cant re-veg and flower a auto and i have done it, not with much success but it did work.

Do a seed run.... you will have at the least a few hundred seeds