Clone vegetative state

RusselSproutstarted grow question 1mo ago

How long do y'all think transplanted clones should get of vegetation time? 3-5 weeks then flip to flower?

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farah4weedanswered grow question 1mo ago

Hi, my friend! 👋 First, give your clone enough time to settle into its new growing medium and fully recover from the transplant. Once it's growing vigorously again and you can see a few healthy new nodes developing, that's a good sign it's ready to be flipped to flower. There's no exact timeline for this—it all depends on how quickly the plant recovers and resumes strong, healthy growth. By the way, I recently completed a breeding project and created a new cross called OG Cream. 👽🙏🔥 I'm currently drying the harvest from this new cross and doing the final evaluation. I'd be really happy if you could check it out and share your thoughts with me. I'd truly appreciate your feedback! 💚

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LPintoanswered grow question 1mo ago

Good afternoon... 3 to 5 weeks of vegetative growth after cloning is a reasonable estimate, but the decision should always be based primarily on the plant's development and not just the number of days. More than 5 weeks can be good if the goal is to get bigger plants...

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Diipsanswered grow question 1mo ago

till the plant is mature enough for flower, also depends in both strain, phenotype and how big you want your specific plant. no strain is the same and there is a lot of variation. i like to get a long veg, if i wanna structure my plants in specific ways like with manifold and mainline plants.

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ZariRat_Growanswered grow question 1mo ago

Hey buddy, keep it under control, as you see fit, but don’t wait too long, if you see them very healthy to bloom, good luck and may you have perfect growth 💚🍀🌱🍀💚

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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 1mo ago

Depends on your perception of what 3-5 weeks is... if it's 3-5 weeks after the cutting has rooted and is growing normallly for most of that 3-5 weeks, sure that's fine. Some cuttings take 2 weeks before they even have a nub of a root formed. So, if counting from cut, it's variable. Root growth is what you care about. Once it's proper for the size of the plant, it's good to go. Hard to see these things, but can see roots at drain holes and see the growth above ground etc... just make sure it's got enough time exhibiting "normal" behaviour of a plant and you'll be fine. A clone is just a plant... nothing different at that point.

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Relentless-Pressureanswered grow question 1mo ago

There is also a No VEG method, meaning you go straight into flowering after the cuttings are fully rooted. Otherwise, you can wait about 2 weeks until they are rooted. So I would say 3-4 weeks minimum if you're not using the no veg method!

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TruTraTrianswered grow question 1mo ago

Depends on genetic.. final size... size of clone taken..final pot size.. training....

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ATLien415answered grow question 1mo ago

really depends on what you are doing and your setup, but youll know when theyre back into vigorous veg growth usually a matter of days, possibly a week if theyre angry, for me

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