Swim has a special lady but she is already in flower. He would like to clone her
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go go kid
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instead of trying to clone her, have you concidered revegging her after flowering?
you just leave a few buds on the lower branches and throw her back into 24/0 and she will reveg, you can then take clones galore from her
you can take clones , but its very late into flower, the best bet is the reveg after harvesting in my opinion.
someone may know wether you can take clones at this late stage
you just leave a few buds on the lower branches and throw her back into 24/0 and she will reveg, you can then take clones galore from her
you can take clones , but its very late into flower, the best bet is the reveg after harvesting in my opinion.
someone may know wether you can take clones at this late stage
BodegaBud
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honestly I tried that once before and the plant never came back. Maybe I didn’t leave enough
go go kid
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reminds me of the chemastry sites i used to frequent
go go kid
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yes, its worth saving a few good colas to reveg on the plant, pop corn buds dont do so well
go go kid
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yes there are some on the therd photo at the bottom
BodegaBud
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I was hoping somebody would catch that lol
BodegaBud
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So this one has hermed it looks like. I already dusted some some of the lower buds with pollen and still would like to reveg bad idea? What’s weird is out of 3 fem plants 2 hermed and they were completely different strains. The last one hasn’t hermed but it just went into flower too. I’m wondering if this stupid ass solar humming bird ball which lights a tiny light that my wife hung up did it or something else
Tvanmunhen
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Get yourself a sandwich bag poke a bunch of little pin holes in it then fill it with some moist soil. You can also use cheesecloth nylon stocking something that breaths and you can spray with water when it dries out. Then find a good node scratch it up a little bit put some root hormone wrap your contraption keep it moist and she'll root. I believe they call it air layering!
Tvanmunhen
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Tvanmunhen
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I have done it often on fruit trees it helps establish a large clone. It can take up to a month and a half on my apricot tree just depends on the climate. It doesn't seem to stress the plant too much although I have noticed some drooping or discoloration on leafs of the branch that I clone. I've had very high success rate It's usually in the transplant where i muk it up!
go go kid
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i do it on cotoniesta for bonsai tree pruning practice, unfortunatly we had a bunvch of sheep got on to our pro[perty through a busted fence and they ate all my bonsai trees and a bunch of my hindu kushes, one of them that did survive got attacked three times annd still survived, and produced a very short compact plant with many colas on it, i got lucky they never found the rest. but no more bonsais left, i could have killed the little bastards
Lordhooha
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Why would you want to keep a plant that’s clearly unstable?
Roxo
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Well, it happened in two completely different strains so the most logical guess is that an environmental stress caused the herming.
Honest question: Why would air cloning be any better for a plant in flower?
Tvanmunhen
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BodegaBud
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You should see some of the women I’ve been with. Crazy in the head means crazy in the bed