Photoperiod Cloning a clone after flowing over and over?

[bucketgrower]

This is possible, yes? Flower a plant, reveg it, then pull a clone off it. Trash the original plant, and proceed to grow this new clone. Rinse and repeat.

Does this get rid of the "after 4 reveg the bud is non existant", and give you a fresh copy of the mother plant, time and time again? Or is the genetic trait still present in the new clone, and it wont flower at all hardly?

 

[SeaTurtlesAreGreat2]

I've revegged my plants a few times I have some outside revenging now. But your answer is yes whatever trait the mother has the clones will also have . Deficiencies and all

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[Another One Bites the Dust1]

This is possible, yes? Flower a plant, reveg it, then pull a clone off it. Trash the original plant, and proceed to grow this new clone. Rinse and repeat.

Does this get rid of the "after 4 reveg the bud is non existant", and give you a fresh copy of the mother plant, time and time again? Or is the genetic trait still present in the new clone, and it wont flower at all hardly?

I have DIY 'bubbler' cloner I made several years ago, and take cuts off the flowering plant the same day I harvest, and have had 100% success rate. Saves a lot of time.

All the best with your plant/s.

Peace

 

[littleT]

why would you trash the mama? I have 3 4 yr old females I have reveged them 4 times took clones and still growing--I took 10 clones 8 weeks ago--10 more 4 weeks ago the first 8 week clones are 2 weeks in budding mama is reveging and I just planted the second 10 clones all rooted--they will live outside will take 10 more clones in 2 weeks then let female moms bloom again

 

[SeaTurtlesAreGreat2]

One of mine

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[littleT]

is that 1 clone? I would have made 6 or 8 clones from you limb maybe more--you know more is better!!!I cut these clones and veged for 30 days then 12/12 here is 50 days from cut clone

 

[SeaTurtlesAreGreat2]

Over and over folks, fourth lineage for these clones from outside to inside

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[pop22]

This Ducksfoot is from local growers, who lost their last male 3-5 years ago. No telling how many times its been cloned. Not only that, I was given a cloned that I cloned at least 4 times. One of those clones was flowered and re-vegged, transplanted outdoors, and flowered again! As long as the clones remain healthy, they can produce for over 20 years, some breeders keep them that long.

Here's a pic of the re-vegged, multi generation clone:

This is possible, yes? Flower a plant, reveg it, then pull a clone off it. Trash the original plant, and proceed to grow this new clone. Rinse and repeat.

Does this get rid of the "after 4 reveg the bud is non existant", and give you a fresh copy of the mother plant, time and time again? Or is the genetic trait still present in the new clone, and it wont flower at all hardly?

 

[SeaTurtlesAreGreat2]

Here is the 4 generation she's doing great

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[SeaTurtlesAreGreat2]

Here is the 4 generation she's doing great

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She's getting flipped tonight. Here she is now.

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