Can You Clone From A Flowering Plant And Raise It In A Vegetative State?

has this been done and what are the parameters involved? thank you.

ya it just takes longer

Yeah, depending on how much bud you have, you wind up with a "Monstercropped" plant. I know there's a thread out there - basically you wind up with a big bushy plant, but the time it takes to revert back to veg and then veg out probably isn't worth it from a production standpoint. It works great to save some special genetics though.

Don't feel bad if it doesn't work, some genetics just won't reveg. I finally gave up on one I've been trying to wake back up since July.

im reveging a yumboldt and the leaves are growing slow how long does it usualy take

If you're seeing new growth, then the reveg worked and you'll be seeing more each day. It will completely stop growing for a while sometimes and others it will just start making more leaves instead of flowers. Again back to genetics, ya gotta play with it.

cool ya i noticed the buds dying and new green growing so i guess well c

dont get scared if the leaves look messed up at first when it starts reverting. its totally normal.

Yeah they'll start back from a single blade usually and work their way back up to more.

Everytime I've made clones from plants in flowering the babies turn out retarded. The leaves will be single bladed and usually grow spirally. They take much longer to veg and never look quite right. It takes a few times cloning off the original clone for it to look normal. I would never ever use a clone that was taken from a plant in flower unless you absolutely have to(can't get new babies or want to keep a rare strain). Just my 2 cents. Good luck

thanks all lost my Barneys van kush clones so wanted to keep the DNA going ... high as fuck now Big bowl of A Train will just order something else that is special.lol