in need of Clone info:

[whitegoddess]

What is the latest to clone plant?
I know the Book. but what say you?
:rasta:

whitegoddess Reviewed by whitegoddess on 12-22-2005. in need of Clone info: What is the latest to clone plant? I know the Book. but what say you? :rasta: Rating: 5

[arcticspyder]

Latest what? Method? Maturity? Flowering?
Need more info to answer. Been cloning 20 years, I may be able to help.

[Johnny Hempseed]

yeah..like he said..?????

[mfactor420]

I've always cloned my plants as soon as I can tell their sex after going to a 12/12 light cycle. Never had any problems. Of course, the clones are retruned to 18/6 light cycle. This time around, I cloned my plants just before going to 12/12 which means I don't know their sex yet. Of 30 clones, only one didn't survive. Trouble is, I have to colour code each set of clones together with their parent plant so I will know which are female when the parents start showing their sex.

I hope this answers your question, but I suspect it is similar to what your book says as I follow a book too.

[Trichome Creator]

Refer to the cultivation section.

[Shelbay]

Refer to the cultivation section.

Okay..cultivation section next.

[firstTimeGrow]

do you need to be a paid member to see the cultivation section as well as other grow info? if i post grow questions on these forums will anyone answer or is this the noob forum =(

[MrGuy]

Cut your clones before you move from the veg stage to the Bloom stage! In the veg stage, our favorite plant is "programed" to divide and multiply when cut, preserving the species in such a way.
In the bloom stage (12/12) the plant is programed to form bud in order to preserve the species; thereby any plant material cut has a more difficult time forming roots. Notably less (mostly no) branching occurs when you cut in the bloom stage also.
This is not to say it cannot happen, as I and I'm sure many others will testify to. It is just more difficult.
If you are worried about males, mark or label your cuttings and keep a close eye on the bloomers. If ya find out they're males, you can junk them.

Hey, it's just advice. Read, Research, Results.....

[bikman]

you don't want to clone a female plant under 60 days.....I agree with Mr Guy follow the 3 R's

Happy Gardening
Rico Suave

[Zandor]

This is 7 months old in case anybody did not notice.