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Lol awsome thank you.

I don't think you understand my question. Say I have N original plant grown from seed. I then take a clone from that plant will the clone get as big, yeild as much as the original plant?

I know it depends on alot of factors im not that big of a noob...what I'm asking is does a clone produce as much bud as a mother plant in ideal conditions.

And the potential yield of a clone grown outdoors issss????

Damn just the other day I was wondering why people clone anyways.. That sounds like a plan and a half. Hopefully I get three females though. I'm growin outdoors and got five baby Querkles in the ground there doin very well.

My bad out of a five pack.

What are the chances of me getting 5 females from non feminized seeds? Extremely low? I'd like to know about your experience with non feminized seeds.:peace:

Get them the hell out of there bro lol what's the deal with that?

Lighting, watering, temp, soil, ect. If you want help you need tO describe your setup

what is the minimum amount of hours of sunlight you should have on your plant?

Five Querkle, five Mango kush!

I grew lemon skunk last year outdoor. Amazing strain. Walking up to the plant all you smell is lemons. Really good yeilding strain.

That could work but it doesn't have to be that fancy. I'm starting five plants off right now. My grow box is a cardboard box about a foot and a half tall with one side open, with four Cfl bulbs hanging from a hole cut in the top. I can post a pic of it tomarow.

And since your growing outdoors your guna want to start them baby's off indoors under some CFL's. Edit: just realized you already plan on doing that lol. Pics of the box would be cool!

Welcome! Not a bad first post. Nice choice on strains. How's the germination coming along? Any seeds pop?

I'd be more worried about nosy neighbors because depending on how much ur going to grow it's guna smell. But I think your fine.

When you germinate your seeds you let the shell fall completely off before planting?

Well he was asking if he was screwed. And while it will work harder to come up, hes not screwed.

Some say up, some say down. It wont really matter. The tap root is going to find its way into the soil and dig itself in either way.

Honestly it doesnt matter. Ive planted seeds both ways. Dont even ttrip.