Estimating age of a clone, when to put into flower

[doobieden71]

I rescued this clone from a friend's backyard in July. The only info I have is that it is Durban Poison. He got this clone on July 4th and it was 2 ft tall. It is now close to 4 ft tall. It has been pushing pistols since I got it. How do I know when it is time to put into flower?.

 

[doobieden71]

Another pic of it

 

[Unga Bunga]

Now ? Or whenever you're ready . Clones are generally taken from mature plants , so they are the same age as the mother .

 

[Hugo Phurst]

I'm not a fan of bringing outside plants, inside.
Bugs mostly.

Good luck

 

[Fishmon]

I'm not a fan of bringing outside plants, inside.
Bugs mostly.

Good luck

2nd that. I brought one in against advice here awhile back. Thought I'd inspected good but got a horrendous infestation of aphids and mites. Mostly from being lazy and not realizing the problem until it was full blown and was an alley brawl up to harvest date. I don't ever plan to do that again. No natural predators indoors. Anyone considering it best be on point with pest management plan. It was a good learning experience though. I learned to recognize what honeydew of aphids and tiny leaf spot damage from mites looks like.

 

[SnidleyBluntash]

1-3 years old.

 

[amneziaHaze]

Looks like its allready flowering