clones from clones

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holymoses

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• Apr 8, 2010

• #1

Is it ok to clone a clone? If not, Why?

 

ink the world

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• Apr 8, 2010

• #2

I grow perpetually, i take clones from clones all the time. I used to use Mother plants, this way is easier and takes less space.

 

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holymoses

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• Apr 8, 2010

• #3

ink the world said:

I grow perpetually, i take clones from clones all the time. I used to use Mother plants, this way is easier and takes less space.

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How is the finished product, I was told that it loses some of its potantcy?

 

ink the world

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• Apr 8, 2010

• #4

Never had a problem, I dont see how you would. Ive heard the same thing but seen it rebuked many times.

 

woodsmaneh!

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• Apr 8, 2010

• #5

Ink is correct. I have been working with one of my girls for 5 years and it is still kick ass. I have read some bla bla out there but my wife is a scientist (trust me if you can't prove it it never happened) and a clone is an exact copy in every aspect or its not a clone.

Cut away, just like KD all the same all the time.

Peace

 

Hobbes

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• Apr 8, 2010

• #6

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Same as ink. Perpetual grow and take cutting after the plants have been in flower for a week.

I've had the same genetic chain of Kali Mist and Bubblegum by Serious Seeds for 3 years. I find the clones better than plants from seed.

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