Clone from flower

[BlueBudz]

So I have read that you can take cuttings from flowering plants and wanted to try it. just thought I’d post a pic of the odd looking lil creature

 

[Trichomefarmer88]

I actually have taken cuts from a flowering plant! Seems to work just as good!

 

[oldjarhead100]

does it take longer for them to go back into veg when I do clones they are ready to go into pots in 10 days just curious

 

[BlueBudz]

Morning OHJ. I don’t have enough experience to answer that completely but in this case yes. They took a while to start growing again. I didn’t keep track but they did take longer

 

[GrowMeTrichomes]

Yes , they will look strange at first but at the end of the grow you'll never know

 

[BlueBudz]

Trichomefarmer88 GrowMeTrichomes happy to hear some on GWE having success at this. Do you guys/girls notice any more branching than normal?

 

[oldjarhead100]

Ya Baby those are some cool looking plants and its good to know that you can clone in bloom thanks

 

[oldjarhead100]

@BlueBuds how do you mean more branching out ?

 

[GrowMeTrichomes]

Sure , and also as you can see from my pick of the one plate its leaves offen will start off mutated looking . You can expect a weird growth pattern until it gets normal again but nothing to worry about as long as she's healthy. From what i can tell this is all normal when cloning from a budding female. This shouldn't happen when you clone from a non budding female. But until you switch over your plants which my be male and female if you bought regular seeds you don't know until she shows here pistails.

 

[BlueBudz]

I mean more branches than normal. I read that the structure is a lot different.

 

[Trichomefarmer88]

I've done a bunch of flowering clones an from what I see, the grow speed of roots seem to be the same! The leaves an pattern gets thrown off as of part of re veging.. but I would say it's about the same speed