cuttings

[007]

can i take cuttings off a plant that is already flowering?

007 Reviewed by 007 on 03-07-2005. cuttings can i take cuttings off a plant that is already flowering? Rating: 5

[kuri]

yes you can, but i will take longer for the clone to grow as it has to revert back to vegetative state. but yes you can, just not the most optimum time

[phillykid420]

First 2 weeks of flowering is best, perhaps possible later but they might not root with the same efficiency and you'll cut your yield by taking branches that would yield bud. If it's later than 2-3 weeks I'd say just finish and reveg, then take cuts of the revegged plant.

[007]

thanks ill try it,

[sugarmagnolia]

yes i love u phillykid. If u have the time please help me out guys:

I am harvesting tomorrow. should I just cut the buds off (small amount) and then set the timer to 24/0 for reveg. I love my plant and have a strong sadness to not our relationship now. If i reveg can I then clone and keep my baby going?

Also is it good to shut off the lights for 24 hours before harvesting? is it if I plan on reveg?

[del...]

leave as many leaves as ya can. put it back on 24/0 (some might say 20/4...no matter) and get her back on the vegging nutes. you will see growth variations at 1st...like single leaves, then 3, then 5, etc etc and plan on waiting a month +/- before she reverts back to full veg.

i have tried the closet thing just before harvest (48 hours of total darkness) along with half of same strain finished 'normally'...i noticed no difference. but it won't hurt a thing if you want to experiment...

and yes...take cuttings after normal growth has resumed.

good luck!

[Nosehit]

yes you can, but i will take longer for the clone to grow as it has to revert back to vegetative state. but yes you can, just not the most optimum time

When it does root it'll come out a freakin bush!!