Tighter node strategy !

Not sure how many of y'all know this info , but saw it in a publication of Max Yeild and thought I'd pass it on . I don't particularly like taking cuts in early flower , it takes too much time fer em to bounce outta bloom , however this is just anther "tool" to use in some applications ; i.e. sog for a columner finish , future mother plants and what ever else you can think of . So here is part of tha article , hope some pps will find some use .

Thanks steele, if I'm not too late into flower, I would like to do this with my current plants. I'm 16 days in now, what do ya think?

that depends on the plant mpro
id only fuck around in flower if the strain/specimen was conducive to such
if its going to hinder yields to take cutting this far into flower then dont.
maybe take a lower

it works, but you have to revert it back to veg...

many perpetual growers take all their cuttings two weeks into 12/12

here's a '98 jack taken 2-3wks into flower--






although my jack is a branchy ho,
even clones taken off this plant will show the same branchin pattern--


good thread here Steel..
thanks for takin the time to post it
if new ideas tickle yer fancy,
ive lots of alternative cloning teks located in THIS THREAD

be well

So taking cuttings early in flower promotes more branching? Or tighter internodes and branching?