Will my cut taken late in flower switch back to opposing nodes?

[bajangreen]

As the question states, i have a cut taken late in flower when the nodes are well into alternating pattern, i have serious height issues in this mom cab so i keep her abut 1 foot tall and take cuts from ruffly the same point on the plant. (I done this twice.)

This is my first time with a mum cab i was wondering if the new growth ever FULLY reverts back to vegetative stage with opposing nodes and all.

 

[Jibman]

How far into flower? I've taken cuts up to 3 weeks into flower with no big issues except the time it takes to revert back to veg.

 

[ZZTops]

The Short Answer is No...

Once the plant matures the nodes alternate/stagger...

 

[s00thsayer]

No, but it's not a big deal and will do fine if you can get the clone to root.

 

[bajangreen]

For calcification the mum i currently have was taken from a plant that was 6 weeks into flower. ZZTops give me the answer i was looking for, thanks bro.

My next question is if this affects the speed in witch the cuts will respond to the change over to 12/12 photo period. Or, to put it another way, will a mum tree that has opposing nodes flower faster than one that already have alternating nodes?

And if i keep a plant in veg indefinitely from seed will it switch too alternating nodes?

 

[tube dude]

The nodes will alternate when the plant is mature enough to flower. Plants will mature While in veg and start alternating nodes. A plant with alternating nodes will start to bud a little faster than one with opposing nodes because it is already mature.