Cloning before herm.

[Grow_4_us]

If you clone a female plant(take cuttings)and then later the plant shows that it hermed , would the cuttings(clones) turn herm as well?

Grow_4_us Reviewed by Grow_4_us on 11-02-2007. Cloning before herm. If you clone a female plant(take cuttings)and then later the plant shows that it hermed , would the cuttings(clones) turn herm as well? Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

under the same conditions, yes. If the mother turned herm from light stress, and you did not stress the clones, they could be just fine.

[Grow_4_us]

Light stress?I think thats might of been what caused.Too much heat from the lights, wasn't vented.I vented it now with a fresh air in through the botton side of one of the walls and a out through the ceiling.The clones are in the veggy room under better conditions till ready for flowering.They were tooken when the female only showed female.So I'm just hoping that they will be okay.
Thanks.

[stinkyattic]

Ahh! Heat stress will ALSO force plants to herm that might not have under more comfortable conditions. It's VERY likely you will have no problem with the clones once the source of stress is removed.

[Grow_4_us]

Will the rest of the plant that showed herm be herm as well or only the part that hermed?