Cloning?

[Flats Rat]

Is it ok to clone Auto-Flowering plants?

 

[Highpotanoose]

Hey brother
I don’t really work with autos and have been away for awhile from the forums but I don’t think that’s possible.

Things could have changed in the few years I was away, so try out the search I am sure someone on here has tried it .
Good luck

 

[Emilya Green]

no... since a clone is actually the same age as the mother plant genetically, as soon as it gets roots it goes immediately to bloom. A cloned auto will produce a very fine 4" tall blooming plant... hardly worth the effort.

 

[HugePeckerhead]

You can but id think the process would severely damage your end result as every minute is needed in autos. I don't grow them though so not 100%

 

[Flats Rat]

Thanks for the information. Appreciate it.

You can but id think the process would severely damage your end result as every minute is needed in autos. I don't grow them though so not 100%

 

[Boed styles420]

You can but wouldnt be worth the trouble imo

 

[TurboBucket]

There were a couple of members on here that used to clone autoflowering plants. They left after a short stay as so many folks do.

Yes it can be done, yes it blew my mind as well. No not every auto was equal. I think they were taking the cuttings off inside the first two weeks. If I get some free time I may try to look it up for you. Or you could search the forum.

 

[TurboBucket]

White Widow Auto clone fooled me

Some of you might remember seeing my post about my White Widow Auto clone on one of the Autoflowering threads. I would have sworn that the clone was showing pistils and was going to flower on the same schedule as the donor. I seem to have been wrong, which throws into question a lot of the...

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