Cloning a flowing plant?

[MrLizard27]

Ok Y'all I gots a question for you. I am in week 3-4 of flowering. i understand the how to of cloning. I have another 3-5 weeks to go. I would like to clone a couple of my plant and have them vegged so when I harvest I can veg under the big light for a week or 2 then flower them.
1) When would be a good time to do this?
2) would I be better off trying to regen the plants and going for a second harvest with what I have ?

[Mogie]

I did this just to see what would happen. I used Anti Wilt and helped a lot.

I just took cuttings off my plants that were about a month into flower. Look at the bottom of the plant for potential cuttings that aren't as far gone as the top.

I sprayed with Anti Wilt. Dipped into rooting hormone. Put directly into dry soil. I misted the plant and inside of a clear plastic cup that was inverted and placed over the plant.

The only water the plant receives is from the misting. The roots don't want to be too damp. Some strains actually prefer to be totally dry.

My opinion is that trying to regen a plant isn't worth it unless you can't take clones. So I would try clones first.

Experiment. You can break or bend the rules. I do all the time.

[MrLizard27]

cool i was scooping pontential cuttings before i posted
Thanks Much

[Mogie]

Good luck.

I took some that were 20 days 12/12 and just put them in an areo garden 3 to a hole and used the same anti wilt mogie spoke off and kept the areo covered with a box and they did fine...matter of fact the clones are in flower again now but much bigger of course. There's something about the nutes that come with those areo gardens...I don't know what it is but it's good...u can put a couple of pellets in you water and the ph never changes or anything..I grew some all the way so for on the nutes that came with them.