I believe you are talking about "monster cropping" very effective from some of the info I've read, but also much harder to keep the clones living, id try it just to see if I could pull it off, but as a new grower it might be a bit above skill level. Never know till you try it u guess
I didn't know if he knew the term. Hermie tendencies are the only risk if the plant stresses.
I am growing one clone now. I was growing two, both from my mother GDP, but the one I used a bag for humidity hood built up too much moisture and I found a small web ball and 4 mites eating it, so I pitched it.
When you think about everything the plant has to deal with its kinda crazy that it works, fresh cut, New lights schedule, growing new roots etc.
Yikes! If you saw 4 keep looking!
It is a risk, because I expect it's a 50/50 chance, and even if he does succeed, as I said, the hermie tendencies might mutate the gene pool it will provide. But why waste this much effort now? Clone what you can and revert them under 18/6, 20/4, or 24/7. I used 24 on for now, as next week's end, I'm flipping them to 12/12.
I caught it early. I have been checking the other pots and every leaf multiple times a day. I think it was just that web ball and the terrible choice in DIY humidity retention.
If anything, chalk it up to a learning experience. If the experiment fails, at least you got the most out of it instead of doing all that work to get it there in vain.
