cloning after flowering

[MRB041]

Im still new to growing, and I was wondering if you could make a clone of a plant while its at the end of its flowering cycle, and just put it in 18/6 lighting. Would this be possible? I want to clone my female plant but I have no other lighting to grow it under except my current set up.

MRB041 Reviewed by MRB041 on 12-03-2007. cloning after flowering Im still new to growing, and I was wondering if you could make a clone of a plant while its at the end of its flowering cycle, and just put it in 18/6 lighting. Would this be possible? I want to clone my female plant but I have no other lighting to grow it under except my current set up. Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

You'll want to re-veg the plant first.
When you harvest, leave all the leaves and all the popcorn buds with their associated sugar-leaves on the plant.
Remove any seeds you find.
Flush the plant well if you even SUSPECT you might have fert buildup in the medium.
Water with a very weak veg fert with superthrive in it.
Keep it under 24/0 of intense light in the blue spectrum. I find flourescent to be perfect.
From now on, water lightly, and allow at least a month for the plant to revert to vegetative growth.
You should then be seeing some new shoots coming up from where you harvested. These can be taken for cuttings when they have about 4 nodes on them.

[MRB041]

thanks, maybe ill have some luck