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UpstateRecGrower

UpstateRecGrower

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Romulanman said:
Clones have paperwork now? Verified by who and what? Is this normal?
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lol, just a guy trying to get top dollar.. I've always wondered why no one (or at lease hardly anyone) shows pics of their own late bloom grow with the clones they sell. I don't want to see the breeder picture I want to see that you actually grew it and how it came out for you, the person selling it.. Helps me believe a little more that it's legit.
 
iamcolin

iamcolin

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UpstateRecGrower said:
lol, just a guy trying to get top dollar.. I've always wondered why no one (or at lease hardly anyone) shows pics of their own late bloom grow with the clones they sell. I don't want to see the breeder picture I want to see that you actually grew it and how it came out for you, the person selling it.. Helps me believe a little more that it's legit.
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Or a pic of a lab test. It costs like $50 to get proof for their supposed 30% thc
 
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Auntie Janes Nursery

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colocowboy said:
In legal states you can catch almost any cut that’s available for about a $20 spot, think about it, that’s not where scarcity occurs!
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Most of the cuts around the cali dispensaries usually are about $20-25 then the tax is about 33% so it ends up being about $30 a piece. Some are more pricier than others. Seen some at $35 a piece + tax.
 
CaliWorthington

CaliWorthington

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Just a warning about Clone Shipper units, the expensive ones. It's real easy to break a clone trying to remove it from these things, the stem will simply snap off the cube. Even when I make sure the root cube is not heavy from being too wet, it happens. If the clone doesn't have a massive tree trunk, look out.

I have asked them to improve this aspect of the design. Some punch out holes in the neoprene insert would allow you to use a pen or your fingers to leverage the insert out of the tube without severing the stem from the root cube.
 
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UpstateRecGrower

UpstateRecGrower

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CaliWorthington said:
Just a warning about Clone Shipper units, the expensive ones. It's real easy to break a clone trying to remove it from these things, the stem will simply snap off the cube. Even when I make sure the root cube is not heavy from being too wet, it happens. If the clone doesn't have a massive tree trunk, look out.

I have asked them to improve this aspect of the design. Some punch out holes in the neoprene insert would allow you to use a pen or your fingers to leverage the insert out of the tube without severing the stem from the root cube.
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I've never broke a clone in one.. The clone should be well rooted into the 3" pot side of the shipper.
 
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