clone a flowering plant?

It works....

Its just harder IMO to get the clone to root and your chances are slimmer.

But go for it and give it a try ive seen it done many times.

Yes what you want to look for is parts of the plant that have little or no bud.

And make sure after you clip that they get 24/0 light cycle thats important

Jeffdogg said:

And make sure after you clip that they get 24/0 light cycle thats important

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i agree with the light change and its much more difficult but i've seen my buddie clone a nug with some stem the nug with brown and die off and the very tip will start to leaf out, the biggest problem is it produced a real small clone and took a long time just to get back to were a normal clone whould start

read this
http://www.420magazine.com/forums/seeds-clones-strains/56864-what-flowering-clone.html
does that answer your questions?

you can clone a flowering plant. just harder.

darkdestruction420 said:

read this
http://www.420magazine.com/forums/seeds-clones-strains/56864-what-flowering-clone.html
does that answer your questions?

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thanks for the link

I asked the same question and it turns out it takes along time to switch from flowering back to veg...

by the time you have them revegged it will be time for you to harvest hence move the clones into flower and do it again over and over and over....

Actually, say for instance during flowering you accidently broke a branch from a budding plant still hanging and attached but clearly broke, I know it will probably still survive the way it is, till it gets knocked again, but would a 12 to 15 inch branch with buds root, if root toned and planted? or would that be a waste of time?

wrong wrong lies its not harder to clone a budding plant Ive had great success https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/31909-cloning-bud-4.html heres teh pics to show you what will happen