Booganja

I have successfully grown clones to the point of needing to be flowered from plants that were already flowering. I have now cut clones from these second generation clones in order to start a third, but it seems to be taking a lot longer than the first. I assume this is normal. I am using a aeroponic bubbler, and cloning gel. I have not switched out the water as often as I did the first time; I suspect this may be a factor as well. What say all of you?

Boo

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Johnylayrite says, Plant it!

quantumhydro

Yo Booganja
Your clonin should be the same sort of time and its probably
the conditions changing slightly also where u take the clone from the mother plant.a better cutting might root a day or so before the rest, change the conditions an it can go from
6-30 days or more
Have a large phat xmas an Keep on tokin Along the new year
QHC

wolfman

I'm going with quantumhydro on this one, it should take the same time as genetics are the same, at least around here


wolf

smokinrav

Stop right there! Cloning clones is a mistake that I made last year. If fact I took it four generations before it dawned on me that each successive crop was getting less stoney than the last. My last one I actually got a great harvest total, but it took like a full gram to get a buzz for one person. fortunatly I was using bag seed, so no great loss, except for time. And thats what Im trying to save you...