Cuttings from new growth mid/late vegging?

[sonofmum]

Question:

Has anyone ever tried taking cuttings from that those little new growth branches right at the bottom? (circa 10-15cm long) kinda midway/toward the end of vegging?
 

Because I just did  took 3 cuttings each off two pots yesterday, cut off most of the leaves and clonexed them and jabbed them into wet/damp soil, sprayed and covered in shaded corners behind their corresponding pots.

Fuck knows if they are going to take, will upload photos later, but thought I'd ask if anyone else has tried it?

Cheers, SoM!
 

Edited December 11, 2020 by sonofmum

[Guest]

No probs doing that.  Secret I've found is keeping the environment very humid and stable, around 26c works for me. I use plastic tubs and party cups, not prop needed. 

[DutchFox]

1 hour ago, sonofmum said:

Question:

Has anyone ever tried taking cuttings from that those little new growth branches right at the bottom? (circa 10-15cm long) kinda midway/toward the end of vegging?
 

Because I just did  took 3 cuttings each off two pots yesterday, cut off most of the leaves and clonexed them and jabbed them into wet/damp soil, sprayed and covered in shaded corners behind their corresponding pots.

Fuck knows if they are going to take, will upload photos later, but thought I'd ask if anyone else has tried it?

Cheers, SoM!
 

 

the cuts from close to roots.......root the best....

 

why?....if a plant is blown to the ground....the lower branches will root....to help to survive the plant...

Edited December 11, 2020 by DutchFox

[sonofmum]

2 hours ago, fatboy77 said:

No probs doing that.  Secret I've found is keeping the environment very humid and stable, around 26c works for me. I use plastic tubs and party cups, not prop needed. 

 

1 hour ago, DutchFox said:

 

the cuts from close to roots.......root the best....

 

why?....if a plant is blown to the ground....the lower branches will root....to help to survive the plant...

thanks guys, that's ace, can get cuttings for the mum room and the next run nice and early, thanks for the advice dudes!