How can I clone this plant? Week 8 flower

MedicalMike420

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #1

i really want this plant to stay in my garden. It looks crazy. But it's almost ready to harvest. How can I clone it? What's tissue culture? How do I keep this plant?

 

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MedicalMike420

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #2

I already ordered new seeds of the plant but I want this plant.

 

Zagon

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #3

It's too late now. But give it a try to make sure

 

MedicalMike420

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #4

Zagon said:

It's too late now. But give it a try to make sure

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Can tissue culture be done on a flowering plant

 

NewtoMJ

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #5

MedicalMike420 said:

Can tissue culture be done on a flowering plant

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I think the success rate would be extremely low, your best shot is to harvest, and reveg. Get a cutting that way

 

MedicalMike420

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #6

NewtoMJ said:

I think the success rate would be extremely low, your best shot is to harvest, and reveg. Get a cutting that way

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How do I do that? Throw it in a veg room after I chop off the nugs?

 

NewtoMJ

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #7

Ultimately your options are going to be unreliable. But the reveg is best shot.

 

NewtoMJ

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #8

MedicalMike420 said:

How do I do that? Throw it in a veg room after I chop off the nugs?

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Yep. Leave some leaves, so it has something to use to grow. There's a few threads about reveging.

 

Zagon

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #9

Very early flowering is ok, she looks almost done. For best results clone in veg

 

NewtoMJ

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #10

I've only done it once, but I was successful and harvested that same plant twice in 7 months.

 

MedicalMike420

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #11

Zagon said:

Very early flowering is ok, she looks almost done. For best results clone in veg

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I did take some but I had mold that looked like a web so I threw them out. Thought it was spider mites. I didn't expect it to be this frosty

 

Zagon

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #12

reveging is good idea indeed

 

MedicalMike420

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #13

Does revegging ever result in a hermie

 

NewtoMJ

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #14

MedicalMike420 said:

Does revegging ever result in a hermie

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It can. But if it does, you didn't want those genetics anyway.

 

NewtoMJ

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #15

Hermaphrodite is a recessive trait, and in my experience is a genetic flaw. I've had plants that I've royally ducked that never tossed one manner.

 

ColoHead

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #16

Here's a plant that's been back in the veg room about 5-6 weeks.

Just leave some popcorn buds near the base and you'll get lots of new growth to clone from.

Expect some funky growth at first. Single bladed and twisted leaves are common.

 

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MedicalMike420

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #17

The local dispensary seems to have problems with rare dankness strains hermieing. This is moonshine ghost train haze by rare dankness. The dispensary has never had this strain. I think they just suck at growing tho. I guess I'll find out.

 

NewtoMJ

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• Apr 30, 2016

• #18

MedicalMike420 said:

The local dispensary seems to have problems with rare dankness strains hermieing. This is moonshine ghost train haze by rare dankness. The dispensary has never had this strain. I think they just suck at growing tho. I guess I'll find out.

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You will. But remember, hermies are mostly genetically inferior plants. Less about grower skill and more about genetic stability.

ColoHead said:

Here's a plant that's been back in the veg room about 5-6 weeks.

Just leave some popcorn buds near the base and you'll get lots of new growth to clone from.

Expect some funky growth at first. Single bladed and twisted leaves are common.

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That's an awesome looking reveg.