Quote Originally Posted by stinkyattic
Yes.
Do it quick though because you're nearing the end of your window of opportunity... a decent sized bud mass can mold easily in the humid conditions required for cloning.
Take it from a low branch, NEVER the main cola.
And then just treat it as any other clone.
Bonus, since you have been [I hope] withholding N to help force flowering, you have unwittingly already created the chemical conditions within the plant to help it root better. I have had unexpected success with flowering moms and later realized that guess what, you should withhold N for a week before taking clones from ANY mother plant!
My new favorite cloning method is with rapid-rooters, clonex, a propagation dome, a single 'bright white' or 'cool white' cfl, and a seedling heat mat. Cut from plant. Place in water. Bring to work area. Recut at an angle with a fresh razor blade. Dip in clonex. Let sit for 30 seconds. Stick in rapid rooter cube. Stick in flat with dome. Place entire thing under light, on heat mat. Open, allow to air out, and mist with tap water 2x/day. Enjoy.


What is the main cola? I needed some clones and my plants were 2 weeks in 12/12. I cloned the tops. I wasn't too sure about cloning and I did the tops and all the branches, besides the fan leaves, I even cut a branch in half and left 2 leaves on small branch closest to plant and 2 closest to the top. Every single clone I did rooted in a e-z cloner. My question is, will all of them make it once I put into veg? I know the fan leaves will root but not stay alive. I sold 180 and needed to get as many as possible. Should what I did be fine or do I need to replace any certain plants? Thanks!
bigbud751 Reviewed by bigbud751 on . is this possiable? ok i have a plant that is a couple weeks into flowering. is it possiable to clone it? Can i take a cutting and send it back to vegitation stage? How do you do this? Have have all the cloning stuff. Rating: 5