CaliPho3niX
New Member
Personally, the latest I'll cut clones is 1 week into flower. Most strains are just hitting their stretch or in the middle of it at this point, but haven't started 'flowering' yet (just massive veg growth). I usually try to cut a week or so before I start the plants in flower but that all depends on how fast the clone chutes grow out, sometimes I'll have to start them under the HPS for a bit to get them to stretch/branch some before I can cut.
I could probably do a Google search on the scientific stuff but then, I just don't feel like it right now. Some people can clone flowering plants with great success (it just takes longer to revert/reveg the clone) and with no problems, some growers even do it on purpose to supposedly increase plant vigor and yield, and *maybe* trim a few days off the final flowering time, I don't know if that's conclusive or not. I can't recall the name of the technique, something-cropping (NOT supercropping).
I could probably do a Google search on the scientific stuff but then, I just don't feel like it right now. Some people can clone flowering plants with great success (it just takes longer to revert/reveg the clone) and with no problems, some growers even do it on purpose to supposedly increase plant vigor and yield, and *maybe* trim a few days off the final flowering time, I don't know if that's conclusive or not. I can't recall the name of the technique, something-cropping (NOT supercropping).