cloning question

m4a2c0e

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i have 2 plants that have been put in to my flowering room (12-12) 9 days ago pre-flowers are tiny need a scope to see them theres not a lot and there only near the top can i take a clone from a lower branch with minimal problems i use a aeroponic cloner with 100% success on every clone i take ive just never cloned a plant in 12-12 thank you for your help
 

CannaChameleon

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Hi, youll be just about ok... the clones will take a few extra days to revert back to vegging - may slightly reduce your success rate if anything but youll probs be fine.
 

hotrodharley

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i have 2 plants that have been put in to my flowering room (12-12) 9 days ago pre-flowers are tiny need a scope to see them theres not a lot and there only near the top can i take a clone from a lower branch with minimal problems i use a aeroponic cloner with 100% success on every clone i take ive just never cloned a plant in 12-12 thank you for your help
You bet. Take them at any stage after the plant can support being trimmed. Do it all the way up through flowering. Like always use your lower units first.
 

m4a2c0e

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Hi, youll be just about ok... the clones will take a few extra days to revert back to vegging - may slightly reduce your success rate if anything but youll probs be fine.
revert back to vegging dose this mean it will still try to flower even tho theres no sign of flowering on the lower branches im going to clone from
 

Whybotherwithyou2

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revert back to vegging dose this mean it will still try to flower even tho theres no sign of flowering on the lower branches im going to clone from
No. It means that the plant has triggered itself to flower mode now, and will need to go back to using differing nutes (up taking) for vegging cycle again. Once in flower the nutes are taken up and processed differently than in veg, so now it needs to revert. Not a big deal at all.
Edit: Unless you keep the clones on flowering light cycle. Lol. To stop flowering, increase light time to more than 12 hours.
 

KidneyStoner420

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I had a question:
Last time I tried to clone a flowering plant, the little buds got mold.
Has anyone attempted to trim the bud off the trimming before cloning? Or will that stress the cutting too much?
 

HeartlandHank

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I had a question:
Last time I tried to clone a flowering plant, the little buds got mold.
Has anyone attempted to trim the bud off the trimming before cloning? Or will that stress the cutting too much?
Have had rootbound mothers put out excessive preflowers. Pretty much it was producing buds.
Used a razor blade and carefully cut out all the flowers and much of the lower growth.
Would think that when going about revegging you would want to do the same thing.
 
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