GoodKat
Active Member
I was simply pointing out the fact that you were aware of the grow FAQ but didn't look there first before asking the board.
I may be a noob but I'm fully aware of the search function and internet forum etiquette.
Taking cuttings 2 weeks into flowering... too late for clones
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I may be a noob but I'm fully aware of the search function and internet forum etiquette.
CaliMedicated
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congrats on your second post... you must be a boston fan... fag!
Lord Dangly Bits
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just because it is in the grow facts, does not make it FACT.
CaliMedicated
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Napolean420
Active Member
sorry to butt in, but how soon after planting a clone will it die, you know, if it is not going to take? been 2 days for me and they still look perky. THanks
Lord Dangly Bits
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Clones cane take up to 2 weeks to show roots. 2 days is way to soon. But as far as how soon can they die.. Hmmmm. they can die within hours if you have the conditions screwed up enough.
Napolean420
Active Member
cool, that answers my question, Lord Dangly Bits. I appreciate it greatly, peace!
chill out guys, were all in this together. But, he's right if your tired of answering the same questions then simply don't respond. I think it's good to take clones a week or two into flowering cause clones will root faster when the nitrogen is used up. Plus I like my clones to take awile to root cause my flowering plants take 8 weeks and I don't like to veg more than a month.
adz gen
Member
You Can Do Cuttings, But Theres The Odd Chance That What Happend To Me May Happen To You, Which Is I Took A Clone Of My Cheese Into Flowering As I Forgot Todo So Prior To 12/12 Light Change, I Have Routed The Cutting In To Media And It Was Under A 18/6 Cycle And It Had Started Flowering For Some Unexplainable Reason!
CHRISY B UK
New Member
Totally agree
I totally agree. Who is that prick anyway. Only just come across this chat by accident and things like that can put ppl off asking questions. Luckily I dont give a f.ck.
Tangerine_
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Just a heads up Chrisy, but that post was from 12 years ago and that users hasn't been here in 6 years. I don't thing they GAF either, lol.
BUT, if you have a question, start a thread and the folks here will be more than happy to help.
Jakematthew426
Member
You can most certainly take a cutting from a flowering plant and retrieve it back to the vegetative state it is a technique called Monster cropping you can find it on the internet