Clone late flower or reveg after harvest?
Bdawgstarted grow question 2y ago
Saving genetics?
Whats got the best chance take clone in late flower day 47 out of 70.
Or keep bit on end of harvest and reveg?
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 2y ago
Does the amount of time matter? Both will work. Since clones are very low-resource / effort, may want to hedge your bets and take a few clones and if those fail, do the re-vege. Highest chance of success. The clones should be fine if it's a healthy plant. The re-vege process is just going to be slow AF.
Tmasmanswered grow question 2y ago
Clones, my friend. You can revegetate, but keep in mind that the plant will go into stress and may not survive. Well, the plant has to maintain +30% of itself to survive after cutting. I've lost genetics for not making clones; nowadays, I make clones of all the plants that pass through my garden. That way, if I like the mother, I have clones to continue, and if I don't like it, I don't care much about the clones and just put them in saws, rivers, springs, and other places. If it works, great; if not, that's fine.
Good luck, cheers!
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