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I have a plant that I about to clone, but don't want the plant after taking the cuttings. In this case is it better to make a plug cut and keeping the node on the clone (red) or stick with the standard cut (blue)?
Hey man , do both
Just one cut off the blue line
And another bigger one with the stalk left over, cut near the bottom of the yellow line
Best to have more cuts than fewer big ones ...
In my opinion
If your asking if you should leave part of the main stem and node on the blue smaller cut , i would say no
On the blue smaller cut ,A piece of the node ok , but not the secondary stem , hope im being clear ...
She'll been living indoors and will flip if taken out and I don't want to continue indoors for another 6 weeks or so. (I've got other seed plants outside so don't want to do the outdoor supplemental lighting.) Just looking to make a couple clones for myself and give the rest to some friends and looking for advice on cutting.Why not just continue to cut back the seed plant until it begins to flower? And you can even trim the plant down to a few really strong branches to keep it from being an unruly bush.
That's a beauty!I’ve been doing bigger cuts as of late like the cut at the red line.
I hear you, nothing like first hand experience. I've been growing since the late 70's, but always outside. So only done around 40 grows. Where as the indoor growers are passing me by in 5 years! It'll take me another decade to figure it out. Need to pick some brains.I say try it and see what happens
Hey fresno , i saw your gallery , is the cloner lid made out of plastic or marine " starboard " material ?I just find it easier to transplant into soil with more stem. I shave 1-2 nodes off the stem before putting it into the cloner.
I believe it is pvc.Hey fresno , i saw your gallery , is the cloner lid made out of plastic or marine " starboard " material ?