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Can autoflowers be cloned?

Never tried it... but since your clone is the exact same age as your mother plant, I would not recommend cloning autos.
 
Lets say you do it.It would be one of the lower first growths because they dont make it far if you don't train them anyway. And you need a week for it to recover and start growing slowly. So there goes one week.. If it were a very low % ruderalis with a high sativa (long flowering) and you used overdrive (or another similar product that prolongs the bloom phase) maybe you could get a toy harvest from it but i wouldn't bet on multi cloning and going for a huge extra harvest...
 
CatMomma said:
That makes sense... I guess I’ll drop the idea... just hopeful!
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I wouldn't expect you to quit really..I would expect you to go with it and try to get more than 4 or 5g of dry bud from a 1st node cutting just to prove that it is just as good of a harvest as it was on the mother plant..

Play with your toys CatMomma,be a cat,be curious,adventurous and learn from experience,it's not like you have a deadline of X oz to produce ;)

Again,to be super on top of things i would recommend using a root gel and near as possible to "Ideal" conditions for cloning it. Keeping in account a long flowering auto like this list on Seedsman you should be happy with the results!!
 
Nartak, I love your spirit!! Thank you for a refreshing reminder to keep on keeping on! I’m new at this and am trying to learn as much as possible.
 
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