There's no advantage to taking a top for a clone; so don't top your plant unless you would otherwise do so. Lower branches actually tend to root a little faster.

Part of growing is knowing your plants. There is no set-in-stone rule about how old the mother needs to be before you can take a clone from her. You should be able to look at your plant and see "okay, she has some branches I can trim." I'm trying to be helpful here, not be a smart ass. If this explanation is too vague, post photos of your plant when you think it is ready to cut, or close to ready, and you'll get all the help you need. :thumbsup:

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PharmaCan Reviewed by PharmaCan on . Quick cloning question I couldnt find an answer to i couldn't find an answer from reading on drugs-forum.com faq's or the grow faq's on this site and the first 10 pages on the basic growing section... so sorry if this question has been asked before... i couldn't find the answer anywhere. i was at borders today reading a jorge cervantes book and read that you have to wait 2 months of vegetative growth to take cuttings, ive also read somewhere that you just have to wait until the nodes are alternating... ... the DWC method is f a s t.. .i Rating: 5