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TheCode
TheCodestarted grow question 5 years ago
👉Hey grow homeys, IF I harvest this plant and after that I reveg it and take a clone to save the pheno for myself!! Is it even possible or to late?👈
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Experimentgreen
Experimentgreenanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hey friend, This is completely do-able. Just be sure to leave some leaves on the plant so that it can reveg. I only would recommend doing it 1 time, so get all the clones you need once it's grown new branches. Also if you can try your very best to maintain a consistent and comfortable atmosphere and growing environment you'll have better success, but also less risk of negative effects or traits coming in. Good luck. Great job on this current plant.✌️
labifle
labifleanswered grow question 5 years ago
Salut le jardinier , j'ai littéralement vue mon ancien colocataire faire une bouture d'un bud , il a couper une branche 2 semaines avant de récolter et il a eu une bouture enracinée a la récolte et au bout d'un mois il avais des branches qui poussaient. Bella ciao
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MadeInGermany
MadeInGermanyanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hey buddy :-) In theory it is feasible, but there will probably be a loss in the quality of the genetic :-) You have a beautiful plant 😍🌱 have fun harvesting
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Sticky_icky
Sticky_ickyanswered grow question 5 years ago
I am not the best expert. But I have taken clones from later flowering plants several times. I would suggest you take a clone first that you then reveg, instead of reveging the harvested plant to later clone. I think my way would be faster and more reliable. It's called Monster Cropping, you can find articles about it. I found it reduced my clones success rate from 90% to 50%, and it went from taking 2-3 weeks to fully root a Rockwool cube, to taking 4-5 weeks with these kinds of clones. Also after they start growing they will stall for a bit in this nasty snarl of deformed leaves and shoots all bunched together. Once it grows nodes past this it's smooth sailing and you get a nice bushy plant without needing to do much training.
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