Please Help!!!.....Is this NORMAL?

Is there a reason why my clone looks all mutated?.....I took this clone from a female plant that was 2-weeks into flowering, take a look at the leaves and see the difference between the bottom leaves which look like week and then take a look at the top new growth (it's now been 4 weeks after cloning) it looks like some new shit that doesn't look like weed.....any idea what's going on here???

I'm using B'cuzz nuts if that helps any.....lights cycle 18/6.

See Pics Below.
Sorry if I uploaded too many pictures, I just really want u guys to see this!

I've heard of this happening with clones taken from flower. I've heard the leaf growth will continue normally as well though, so if what I have heard is correct you should have no fear.

Awesome....thank you so much for your help LVTDY.

wew...now I feel much better!!!

since u took the clone from a flowering plant, the clone was in "flowering mode". when u put it back into 18/6, it started to veg again. it will take a week or two to get back to normal i believe

I know....I've also heard about that, but what seems weird to me is that the new growth don't look nothing like a cannabis plant (almost look like F***ing basil...lol).

It's definitely getting very bushy....wayyyy bushier then the mother (see below for some pics of the mum).

Also I posted a few more pics on some of my other girls!!! (All this plants came from bag seed, except from the 2 little ones on the small aerogarden which are Haze Automatic from attitude seed bank and bubblelicious Autoflowering (nivana) also from Attitude).

By the way this is my first grow ever, not to mention my first clone also!

Thanks in advanced for everybody's help and support.

Clone's Mum...


My other girl....


And my little ones (Haze Auto & Bubblelicious Auto)...

Yep, that's normal. It's actually a method I'm going to start using, due to the fact that they will turns out much branchier than a clone taken from veg, even though they are untrained. Any time lost reverting, IMO, is acceptable, being that the results are so desirable. It saves alot of time and effort, from training a typical clone, making up for any time lost.

wow...that's great to know, I guess I'll start cloning in flowering stage from now on

I've heard that when you clone in flowering stage is also the best way to make super plants (you know really tall and bushy)....maybe I don't need to scrog???