It's possible to this... But.. Not advised.. Thet are gonna take forever to root. For the simple fact that when you are in flower they are projecting their energy to just that.... Flower. When ya take the cutting and put it under 18/6 schedule you are in a sense tryin' to reveg and veg at the same time... They are two seperate entities.. If ya took cuttings in flower.. Then it should had been during the first couple of days into the cycle.. Cutting fom vegg state is the sure fire way to get roots to produce.. They are gonna concentrate on revegging and not growing roots. As long as you keep them misted and your medium moist and humidity high,Then all that you will see happen is the stems start to rot. The foliar feeding is the only thing keeping them looking like they are gonna make it.


I keep a fresh mama for cuttings.. I change her after about 3-4 years.. I keep them going by revegging. Never compromising potentcy.. But a clone from a clone from a clone,etc.. Will eventually lose it vigor as well as potentcy.Hope I shinned a light on things for ya!

Ga.
GaGrown Reviewed by GaGrown on . Question about Cloning in late flowering. Need advice Ok so like the title implies, I cloned my White Skunk and Blackberry strains when they were 2 weeks, maybe 3, from harvest. Why? Well I really wanted to see if it was possible, and I didn't really take into account a few things (obviously). I have a lack of space and didn't see having two separate rooms, one for veg, one for flower, so I wanted to see if this method worked. Ok, on to the question! My clones took root, took quite a while to start growing again and change back to veg, but Rating: 5