This is my first year cloning but it has been surprisingly easy. I just get clones and as soon as they have enough growth I start cloning. They just need enough to keep growing new limbs after you take your cuttings. Each time I take cuttings the plants bush out and I can get more and more clones. I just have a small 3x3x5 box with 4 double 4 foot flourescents. I am running 18/6 with 6 25W bulbs. The mothers are doing great. All are were purchased this spring from various co-ops. Between what I found and what I have traded for I have 35 varieties. I am cloning like mad and hope to keep all 35 types going until fall when I can decide which I want to go forward with. Then I will focus on keeping healthy mothers going through the year. I plan on planting all clone mothers the 2nd or 3rd week of May.
rudy2010 Reviewed by rudy2010 on . Whens the best time to take a clone? I am trying to set up a continous garden. I will need to incorperate excellent cloning to ensure good constant growth. I am new so I understand its gonna take a while before I get the schedual down pact. I am aiming for quick small yeilds, plant height avg 2 ft high after flowering. I wanna keep it small to try and avoid getting in shit if somone finds out. So im kinda guessing with my plants being small in nature they will only be 12 to 15 Inches when I start to flower them. I imagine Rating: 5