We have successfully cloned heavily flowering cuts. It helps to cut back the flower before sticking, but leave 2 or more nodes intact. I’ve also learned that loose fill soil with a finely graded perlite/peat/vermiculite works best for this application.
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V interesting work.
Im curious how flowering change over multiple reveg cycles.
Can you elaborate on how the flowers improved each year?
Its been awhile, but from what i remember it seemed like canopy vigour was more even each year. Which made for a better overall batch, each branch was “fuller” then previous years. It was probably mostly to the stalk already being their, so they didnt have to spend so much of their season growing a main stalk and could focus on the secondary stalks above.
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I do it every year it’s pretty great sometimes
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Welcome to the future @Reptarded!
U could take clones off lower part of plant ,takes forever to root and come back,
I usually pulled a couple off lower and tried to rejuv plant , they dont always come back teying to rejuv, most time thwy did but iv jad couple winners that didnt