Green Refuge
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Can I cut the bottom of a fully rooted clone (week 1 veg) and re-root it ? Just wondering.
Can I re-clone a clone ?
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lusidghost
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As long as the clone is healthy enough to survive it should be okay. Why would you want to do such a thing though?
Green Refuge
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That's exactly why I wanna do it. Thank you.
lusidghost
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You can also turn it into a bonsai. I have around 20 right now. Some of them are getting pretty close to a year old.
PadawanWarrior
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I wanna see the bonsai's.
lusidghost
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I made a thread, but haven't updated it in forever. They got thrips really bad and they look horrible. I just fogged them with a Doktor Doom bomb today, so hopefully that will be the nail in the coffin.
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lusidghost
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In the name of transparency. Let me see if I can find more pictures. Also Sam has nothing on their algae. I took the toppers off and it was over.I wanna see the bonsai's.
PadawanWarrior
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Nice.
lusidghost
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Thanks.
Star Dog
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If you want to preserve the genetics with minimal work/space/expense let them go 4 weeks of flower before cloning.
This isn't the same clone but 10 weeks.
1ltr air pots 2x T5s.
They were taken wk4-5 that allows me time to finish flowering, dry and test them while they're reveging then I can then decide to re clone or bin them, you can also flower them if you choose I believe the term is monster cropping?
The above in flower after monster cropping.
This isn't the same clone but 10 weeks.
1ltr air pots 2x T5s.
They were taken wk4-5 that allows me time to finish flowering, dry and test them while they're reveging then I can then decide to re clone or bin them, you can also flower them if you choose I believe the term is monster cropping?
The above in flower after monster cropping.
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twentyeight.threefive
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Monster cropping is revegging a finished flowering plant.
Creature1969
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Monster cropping is taking a clone from a flowering plant. Reveg is a reveg.
lusidghost
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I mean, it is a reveg. It's doing the exact same thing the plant would do while revegging.
Bishop12
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I started to turn a few plants into 'bonsai mothers' after reading your thread!! Here's my 'Chocolate OG' bonsai. (she and I may be working through a slight def., but seems really happy otherwise).
lusidghost
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Nice structure. I thought about training mine, but I decided to leave them alone so that I'd have more space.
Bishop12
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Thanks! Just sort of playing around with it. I bought this book, recently. Great photos. The advice is good too, but nothing you couldn't necessarily pick up on this Forum.
bk78
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Funny he tried calling your bluff just to troll hahaha.
lusidghost
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Yes, but it lead to a touching moment between him and I. I think we are best friends now. I'm going over to his mom's house to watch some South Park later.
jondamon
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Exactly what I’ve just done.
clones were rooted and healthy with no yellowing leaves.
So I allowed them a little vertical growth and cut them again on what is the main stalk so that they can root again while I’m not ready for them and this way I can keep them under my 24w T5 rather than using an additional 200w to veg them.