greenmobster440
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I've used pliers to crush stubborn stems. Crush crush bend over baby. Once they repair growth above that knuckle usually explodes with growth. Like I mentioned I do it on purpose sometimes..lol BDSM bud
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I've used pliers to crush stubborn stems. Crush crush bend over baby. Once they repair growth above that knuckle usually explodes with growth. Like I mentioned I do it on purpose sometimes..lol BDSM bud
I know that's what folks call it. I've always associated super cropping with flowering clones and all that mad branching which can produce some huge plants.it's called super cropping.
That one's actually called Monstercropping.I know that's what folks call it. I've always associated super cropping with flowering clones and all that mad branching which can produce some huge plants.
I always refered to simple bending and slight damage to LST or in most of my cases..Heavy Stress Training..lol
I guess we all look at it different but get results.
That one's actually called Monstercropping.
I know that's what folks call it. I've always associated super cropping with flowering clones and all that mad branching which can produce some huge plants.
I guess ya could do it that way Ive found regeneration of a clone is much easier and faster. If taken at least two weeks or more into actual flowering.monster cropping is when you partially harvest then reveg the original plant for a second harvest.
edit : pulled the wrong quote.
I guess ya could do it that way Ive found regeneration of a clone is much easier and faster. If taken at least two weeks or more into actual flowering.
Do you think that a clone from a flowering plant won't have the bushiness characteristic of flowered plants that get revegged? That's what I'm testing out right now, but my clones are just newly rooted.that's just regular cloning. monster cropping involves a whole plant with established root structure.
Okay, I stand corrected. I am guilty of label fraud..lol. Whatever the method used they both produce beautiful plants. One has an advantage and the other doesn't. Theres a larger window in reveg of a harvested plant. Clones rooted, ready , and growing in 1/3 of the time.that's just regular cloning. monster cropping involves a whole plant with established root structure.
Do you think that a clone from a flowering plant won't have the bushiness characteristic of flowered plants that get revegged? That's what I'm testing out right now, but my clones are just newly rooted.
One has an advantage and the other doesn't. Theres a larger window in reveg of a harvested plant. Clones rooted, ready , and growing in 1/3 of the time.
Most do not do that. Most clones I see taken here on site are from folks topping their plant or harvesting from a mother. To me that is normal cloning.
I figure they take the cutting then because that is when they realize that they actually have a healthy plant and that they should have started the cloning process several weeks earlier.the most common practice is to take them at 2wks past flip, before bud set happens. it's the most common time folk lollipop and do final defol in the flower run.
I figure they take the cutting then because that is when they realize that they actually have a healthy plant and that they should have started the cloning process several weeks earlier.
I run up to 3 strains on perpetual grows for years before shuffling in new genetics, taking clone cuttings monthly. When, you take your cutting for perpetual, is the key to maintaining a flowing schedule. Most of my cuttings are from 2 weeks before to 2 weeks after the flip. I have taken the first branch all the way to 2 weeks before harvest. It makes no difference in the cloned plants final growth. Rooting success rate drops and veg time increases the latter you take a cutting. The clone is still a genetic twin to the mother. They both have the same growth predisposition and response to growth manipulation.Do you think that a clone from a flowering plant won't have the bushiness characteristic of flowered plants that get revegged? That's what I'm testing out right now, but my clones are just newly rooted.
I guess we will have to agree to disagree. They do not typically take longer to root than veg clones.. I take clones in flower. They generate roots and growth just as fast as one taken in veg +- a couple days. It works for me. I've found this method clones taken in flower are more vigorous in growth and branching. Of course it's the sample plant with the same genes. A quick reveg of the clone and you have a clone ready to explode.
This is past the clone stage. The leaves you mentioned happen as it flips back into veg. The quickly disappear. I'm showing you the branching of a mature flowering clone. I'll be doing some on my grow journal on the next grow. I've had to start from seed this time.i don't actually see any sign of a reveg in there.. there are no smooth or single leaves.
edit : if i reveg or monster crop i can get single leaves the size of palm leaves.
i'll watch for the journal.This is past the clone stage. The leaves you mentioned happen as it flips back into veg. The quickly disappear. I'm showing you the branching of a mature flowering clone. I'll be doing some on my grow journal on the next grow. I've had to start from seed this time.