Quote Originally Posted by canniwhatsis
Been there done that,.... never with good success. I've heard of using honey to seal the wound when grafting (tho haven't tried it) but never for cloning. Having read some threads on other sites, I'd say the key to the bubble cloners is keeping the res at the right temp.

Cloning from a re-vege is no different than cloning from a vege plant, since it is in fact a veging plant once again.

I've added that little snipit because of the number of times I've read the question/situation "My plant wasn't showing sex, so I've had it in flower for 3 weeks and its a girl,.... can I take clones? or is it too late?"
Upon re-reading some of the comments posted here, I may simply be getting lucky using the old-fashioned method. I'll post pics in the next several days. What I have noticed is they need humidity. I removed the dome cover from one after 3 days today, within an hour it wilted...won't be trying that again!. Yet I've read here of those having success in moderate levels. *shrugs*. Cloning from cuttings works fine for most native plants in my area with no root gel etc at all, that's why I'm experimenting a bit.