Next level cloning

[Korn]

Watched the video. Maybe you should’ve posted this in Growing Weed Difficultly. So much time, so many pitfalls, so many unknowns, so much up front costs, so many microbes that can mess things up, so many chances that you will fail. Why? So you can preserve some sacred phenotype fo a few extra months. I’m a KISS kinda person. I like to grow cheap n easy. If I find a pheno I like I grow a bunch of it, jar it up, and freeze it. Of course I save some SEEDS too in case I have to go to all that trouble, and expense, and time, and effort to find it again. At least I’ll save a lot of money. Carry on y’all. I kinda like growin weed easy. But if you like spending your time in a lab and playin with tissue cultures more power to ya. Seems like overkill if you just growin some smoke.

 

[Toker1]

It’s not for everyone, but turning one branch into thousands of clones has plenty of value lol. In terms of buying a thousand seeds or purchasing a small home tissue culture lab for under $200...your point is penny wise but pound foolish.

 

[Korn]

I make my own seeds. One plant can make thousands of seeds for free. What are you going to do with thousands of clones? I thought you were limited to 6 plants. Go for it dude. Show us how it works out for ya. And for you JDU, Toker1 did ask a question and I answered him. Go back and read what he posted at 12 pm.

 

[JDU]

1000 seeds. Each one an individual. NOT an exact duplicate.
As for me.... lmao. Oh son.... Well I do see a question leveled at you only- more of a facetious taunt than question- but that was after your off topic & smart assed yep it's called seeds comment.

 

[Toker1]

You are going off on a tangent now. Some people need thousands of clones. Some people want rapid phenotype availability. Either way, value is there...even if you are not able to see it.
I’m sure your thousand seeds, that are not properly bred for stabilized traits, are great for growing cheap shit. Those generic lottery seeds have no value. Eventually, you will end up tossing them in the trash once you reach the level of understanding I am currently discussing here. It’s hard to know what you don’t know.
The methods you describe here lack some basic knowledge that will improve the quality of your final product. You have a lot to learn about phenotypes vs genotypes and back crossing your strains to stabilize specific genetic traits in your seeds.
And nothing is free... not even cheap seeds. The plant maintenance and care costs money. If you are growing indoors, light costs money. I’m not sure who exactly you think you are fooling here, but you chose the wrong individual today. Been growing this plant since you were just a stain on your father’s bed sheets.

 

[SiriusFourside]

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