In a perpetual grow, can you clone a clone repeatedly? and would it lose its potency?
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Yes, you can. Essentially you can keep a mother in vegetative state for years(under the right conditions) and take repeated clones. Or clone a clone continuously.
I do not see any reason that it would loose potency. I think this is a myth. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.Back to playin in the dirt!
Currently growing 8 Scarlet Grape. Check it out here:
https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum...dalone-journal
I do not currently partake. I grow for fun. Someday!
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^^^ What Eliot Pryor said.
I'm working a strain right now that has been cloned repeatedly for 30 years. Each "Mother Plant" was used for 4-6 years before being cloned and flowered out for bud.
My goal is epicurean quality rather than high yield.
I'm learning how to create cannabis tinctures and hashish and I almost always use a vaporizer to spare my aging lungs.
Despite my avatar name I'm generally amenable and helpful. So, if there's a question I'm qualified to answer, hit me up!
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