Is it too late to cut clones?

I was wondering if it was too late to cut a couple more clones off my plants. I live in Canada, Ontario and it is July 30 which is like halfway through summer. If i cut some clones will they still bud but just have a smaller yield or will they die before they can bud? What would i yield if i cut some clones now?I am growing outdoors obviously.

if its not in flower yet you can clone. im on the other side of the world so i dont know your summer. im guessing it gets cold early up there though...do 1 or 2 give it a shot, if you get some yield great if not do it earlier next year you learned something new...

You can cut clones in flower and put them into veg. Supposedly they make monster plants with multiple shoots.

Obviously if you're flowering you don't want to take off the big stems that will produce big buds. Take off some off the smaller buds for clones.

Search on rollitup: "Monster Cropping"

I too live in your area and cut clones last thursday, you should be fine, my plants havent' started to flower yet, they were put in 8 weeks ago......like the name...

guitarfreak said:

I was wondering if it was too late to cut a couple more clones off my plants. I live in Canada, Ontario and it is July 30 which is like halfway through summer. If i cut some clones will they still bud but just have a smaller yield or will they die before they can bud? What would i yield if i cut some clones now?I am growing outdoors obviously.

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your looking at probally a late october-early november(maybe even mid-late november) harvest time. You might have to bring them inside at night later in the season. Yeild is hard to say.

Yield is dependent on you more so then the plant. If the plant has good rooting ability it might still yield a ounce or two per plant. Use a sharp blade, let the cuttings sit in solution for a minute, make sure to move cutting to solution imediately after cut. After that it is all just about good medium. really low branches I would expect to yield in the realms of 7 grams for smaller stems and 14 for fairly established lower stems on original plant...