It's FAR preferable to root under 24/0, for a couple reasons- stable temps, stable humidity, and flowering is actually a slightly stressful time for the plant, as is cloning, and the two together adds up to a bit much to see good results.
I'd take the ones that are already rooted and put them in a propagator dome (about $10 at the garden shop, or a clear plastic tote from the dollar store) in the flower chamber.
Then you can carefully clean out your cloner and start fresh. The cleaning between uses is pretty important.
stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on . rooting cuttings under 12/12 light? Is it possible to get new cuttings to root under 12/12 lighting or does it HAVE to be constant light? the problem is i have a propagater half-full of 2 week old rooted cuttings and want to fill it with new cuttings but ive already switched it to 12/12 to sex the plants they came off... The only thing i can think of is to put the rooted clones into my flower room with a cloth screen over them an put the propagator back on 24-7 for the new cuttings so they deffo root... but if they can Rating: 5