Obtaining Clones? ... Legally?

jujubee said:

I still have the sour d. I will put a list together for the other thread.

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Thanks man. That would be awesome.

Maine Brookies said:

That advice is better for an experience grower. A new grower is unlikely to have any idea how to tell the difference between healthy and infested clones.

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How True, working on my third grow, traded some MOB clones for WW, ended up with spider mites, I was lucky and caught them in time,was able to save the rest of the grow room

driftwoodg said:

there is only one MOB cut... and I have it.

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If it is incredibly slow to veg, won't reverse and is difficult to pollinate then you are probably right.

Maine Brookies said:

If it is incredibly slow to veg, won't reverse and is difficult to pollinate then you are probably right.

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Yup, yup and yup lol
I would add that it won't self either.

Maine Brookies said:

If it is incredibly slow to veg, won't reverse and is difficult to pollinate then you are probably right.

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When you say "won't reverse" do you mean won't go back to veg after flowering, or change of sex?

NoSwagBag said:

When you say "won't reverse" do you mean won't go back to veg after flowering, or change of sex?

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It doesn't like to change genders even when STS/CS is used and, if it does revers, the pollen is not viable.

Don't get me wrong, MOB is a nice smoke - it's rare to see that much potency in a strain that tastes that good - but the cut definitely comes from some severely inbred genes. I miss it every now and then - but then i remember that i had to veg it for about 8 weeks (or about 10 weeks from cutting) to get more than an ounce per plant.

I hear that! Outside it's got the time to veg. Inside, you've got to have the time!