Tmasmanswered grow question 3y ago 4 years ago I made clones of autoflowering plants. In theory, their lifespan should be the same as the mother, but in my experience, they were ready 2 weeks later than the mother. At the time, I did it to make males and seeds. I made one with a silver-based product, it went well. Another I tried to see if it would turn over time, but it didn't work, it died from too much stress. In summary, in my opinion, it's not worth the effort; clones were ready a little later, sure, but the buds had half the density of the mother plant, which was cut 2 weeks earlier. If you're like me, you like to experiment just for fun. Tip: with photoperiod, stress it out by adjusting the light hours at the start of flowering, it will become like Aphrodite, and it will have seeds to make mistakes. Even rat poison 😃 no worries about losing, you'll have hundreds of seeds.
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