How To Prune For Max Yield - Premature Flowering?

[Guest d00g]

To me (amateur), my clones look like they were cut from a flowering plant. First, does it look like they were? 2nd- if so, should I flower or continue to veg? 3rd-how best to prune for max yield?

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Thanks!

 

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[Brandan]

Ur pic inst showing up. But anyways if they were cut from a flowering plant it's not a big deal, if they started to root then it meana they r re vegging. It will be fine. Put it into veg. I cut my clones 2-3 weeks into flower and they r fine..

[Mr. Wilson]

Just curious as to why you would suspect they were cut from a flowering plant?????

[Grow Thread]

Just curious as to why you would suspect they were cut from a flowering plant?????

 

the single leaves and "abnormalities". (that are normal )

it was no doubt taken from a plant in flower. no big deal at all.

 

keep on vegging until you feel ready.

 

pruning for best yield? that totally 100% depends on your strain, lights, and grow method.

[rockinlespaul]

What strain is that?

 

Polyploids will exhibit the single leaf as well, such as Chemo, etc.

[Grow Thread]

everybody knows that there is no way to tell for sure from just a picture, but i'm gonna guess its a widow/white strain and the cutting was taken from a plant at least 2-3 weeks into flower.

 

wow, it would be neat if i was right

[Guest d00g]

everybody knows that there is no way to tell for sure from just a picture, but i'm gonna guess its a widow/white strain and the cutting was taken from a plant at least 2-3 weeks into flower.

 

wow, it would be neat if i was right

All I know of their strains is that one was an "M-8" and the other "M-?". It'd be good to know what I have. Your help is appreciated.

[nigel]

Cut all the small branches on the bottom of plant off. They end up gettin less light in most cases. So it's hard for them to produce decent buds down there...The plant will then use it's energy to make the top (well lit) branches bigger and stronger.