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07-03-2009, 01:33 AM #1Senior Member
question about cloning
Originally Posted by syde00
You can (not saying it will) increase your yield of your plant from taking cuttings. Considering a lot of times some light can't always reach the WHOLE canopy, you take cuttings from them, then that way you will have all the energy going into the other bud sites. That way you end up with denser buds as to little more "fluffy" buds. I'm not saying in any way though that this always work by doing that. I'm just saying that there is a possibility that you can increase yields on a plant that has had cuttings taken from them. Plus, if you take the cuttings, root them into clones, then put them in your grow room at the same time you flower your other plants, then that clone will more than likely get more weight on it, then having been at the bottom of the canopy with minimal light.
Sorry if that sounds confusing, I'm :stoned: and was in a hurry to type it so I can go back and get :stoned: before bed.Happy Smoking!
P.S. When you take a branch from the plant it's called a cutting and then when it is rooted, it is called a clone. Never a clone right off the plant without have being rooted.Italiano715 Reviewed by Italiano715 on . question about cloning Is it ok to take clones when the plant is in flower it is only 2weeks in and how many clones could i take without over stressing the plant too much as i would like to grow this plant to full meturity :stoned::D Rating: 5
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