how to clone

[weedracer119]

does anyone know how to clone a female plant. right now she is flowering and almost done. if anyone knows how to clone i would like to know how. or is it too late? any help would be appreciated. thanks

weedracer119 Reviewed by weedracer119 on 09-12-2005. how to clone does anyone know how to clone a female plant. right now she is flowering and almost done. if anyone knows how to clone i would like to know how. or is it too late? any help would be appreciated. thanks Rating: 5

[meloncoly]

i'm pretty sure you need to do it during vegetation

[Marc Benson]

You can do it when flowering. From what I read the longer it's in flower though the less percentage of success you'll have. But I read an article about doing some cuttings well into flowering and they were put right into water. Scrape up (not off) the bottom 3/4" to 1" of the skin on the stem of the cutting, dip it in some rooting powder, put it in regular ol' water propped up so the stem doesn't touch the bottom of the glass, put it under low light as a plant can't process as much without roots, and from what everyone said that tried it roots were growing in 7-10 days. Then they put them in some soil and back into veg and flowered them after a few weeks in veg and grew some pretty good flowers.

[Garden Knowm]

weedracer... if you need to keep your plant around and you did not take any clones, you can always regenerate your plant.. That would mean, leaving some bud and foilage on your plant... The lower branches would be fine... and then put your plant back into an 18/6 hour light regiment... You plant wil stop flowering and begin to grow again... make sure you give it adequate ferts!!

good
luck

smb

[HARDDON]

Either way you do this, you are risking the plant turning hermie on you.

But what you got to lose????

Try it and see what you can do

Thats what its all about...testing.