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Hi I have 3 exodus cheese and a budda sister in flower and they are budding for pas week half do you think I will be ably to take clones from some of the bottom were there is no bud activity, also I know it take weeks and weeks to transfer them back to flower but got plenty of time as still got 5 weeks to finish this lot, I have heard of it being done but don't know about cloning in flower only veg, plus I want to do it as the 4 plants have turned out nice and smell lovely plus female

Couldn't hurt to give it he old college try, though taking too many will stress her and might herm your plants out.

I would never try cloning after the plant begins to flower but that's just me. But I'm only on my third grow so I'm still inexperienced. But growing is about trial and error so bright side if it fails is that you'll have learned and if it succeeds then you'll be a happy dude with a couple of clones

Here is a up-date on the 3 x exodus cheese and 1 x budda sister I wasa growing been on 12/12 for ablout 2/3 weeks now I bad for timing need to sort that out, anyway the budda sister is coming on great getting nice buds growing and big on top but the cheese are really lagging behind yet they were all started at same time and meant to finish same time but going to have to keep the budda going till cheese ready as dry in same tent as grow in, yes another thing I need to sort out bud it is my second grow just, I added anoth 300 watt duel cfl so that's 3x 300 plus 2 x 100 watts so pleanty light for 4 plants, started my next lot again 1x cheese, 1x budda . 2 x white widow and 1x shark still waiting on the widows and shark to show bud cheese and budda on way, I have added some pics of the Budda, and 3 x cheese plus the new cheese and budda I have just started, once the 2 x white widows pop and shark pops I will continue to post photo`s of the veg and flower, I think I did not give the 1st cheese long enough on veg just need them finished so can get my next lot finished for xmas, and info please leave message all welcome, Keep Growing Fellow Growers