Sure. You can take cuttings from just about anything at any time. Results will vary as some are more difficult to get rooting than others.
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Maybe I'm confused. You are not breeding with cuttings. You create a clone of the mother: same sex, same genetics, etc.
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No, you're right, I'm not breeding, but I read that if the mother was originally a cutting then you shouldn't use it for more cuttings when it matures,
It probably does create less vigorous plants, at least if you clone a clone of a clone of a clone of a clone ...
The most I've done is three "generations". I haven't harvested yet, but the health and growth of the plant looks excellent.
The most I've done is three "generations". I haven't harvested yet, but the health and growth of the plant looks excellent.
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Yes you can. are you talking about a rooted cut? I wouldnt take cuts of cuts of feminised plants. But for certain from regs, infact i advise it. You can only really tell how stable the plant is by a 2nd or 3rd generation clone/plant. Just make sure whatever you take the cut from is vigorous and healthy.
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Yeah for sure as long as its healthy.
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no sorry. Im not a soil guy. i use bottled nutes.
Guano varies a lot. Some is high in 'N', some is balanced, and some is mainly 'P'. Picking the right one to meet the needs of your soil is step #1. It can be mixed with soil, top dressed, or made into a tea. I use it as an amendment when building soil.
