Cutting from 2nd week in flower

[cyberaktif]

is this normal for the leaves to be like this after they take root?

There are no serrated edges on these leaves. This was a branch that had a bud on it and I took a cutting as the others died and need to get better at cloning.

 

[Starris]

Your plant is okie dokie. This is a natural response to being cloned while flowering, and it shold start growing normal leaves soon. Here's an article about the possible benefits of cloning from flowering cannabis.

https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blo...hnique-to-increase-yields-and-efficiency-n209

 

[Weed Pharma]

Whenever you take a clone in flower- you will have some very strange and varied leaf structures, as it reverts to veg.
Personally, the best 2 clones I every had was from a budded clone- yield were more and it seemed to be passed along to future grows.
It's so noticeable- I have made a mother from monster cropping-
Congrats as these types of clones are much harder to get roots started, but once they do- the plant is bushy.

 

[Monkey Allen]

I once re-vegged a plant, and the leaves stayed singlet and trifoliate for the entire grow. No issues with flower production though. Good yield!

 

[NA420]

I prefer to take clones the 1st and second week of flower cause the root system is adjusting and strong at that point, i usually get roots in less than 7 days that way and the yeilds always surpass the parents! Keep cloning its fun and doesn't waste much time if you need to toss any.

 

[cyberaktif]

sweet. thanks for the info. yeah took forever to get roots going and seem to be taking off a little bit better. I like bushy plants.

 

[cyberaktif]

that had to look cool. All the leaves you say?

 

[cyberaktif]

Yeah...kinda having a tough time it seems with cloning. Just have to keep trying till I get it. a plant is not going to kick my ass. That makes total sense the 1st or 2nd week to take clones while in bloom. I will try that on the next two i'm going to be running.