The clone store?

turnip brain

Active Member
All over Craigslist, and on weedmaps, looks like a bona fide licensed dispensary and lists lots of clones. And more or less local. I get to Denver every few weeks.

Any reports on their clones in terms of clone health and genetics?

After growing a mass amount of a strain I don't really care for too well in 2013, I am hesitant to order a load of new seed and end up throwing a pile of energy and money into something I won't consume. No regrets growing last year. First time since the 70's growing, I learned a ton and was really successful, and love the hobby. But... a lot of time energy and dollars I can't afford to waste like that.

Seems a few select clones would be the way to go this season as long as genetics are accurate and clones are healthy.

Also interested in people's strategies for finding/growing strains that specifically work for you. Hate to be this way, but I am super picky. Have to be when most "medicine" leaves me feeling worse than better. Only a few things work for me, and it's a waste to spend spend spend on stuff that doesn't!


BTW, I have searched and read the other threads on this forum. I'm looking for first hand experience with TCS clones, not theory/conjecture. Thanks
 

Jus Naturale

Active Member
I picked up a couple clones from La Conte's central location a few months back. They're happy and healthy, and near done flowering. No bugs, though I did treat them with a pesticide that nearly killed them (EcoSmart) while they were in quarantine. They both rebounded well, though.

Cheers!
 

turnip brain

Active Member
I picked up a couple clones from La Conte's central location a few months back. They're happy and healthy, and near done flowering. No bugs, though I did treat them with a pesticide that nearly killed them (EcoSmart) while they were in quarantine. They both rebounded well, though.

Cheers!
Thanks. What strains?

Edit: regarding bugs, I figure drenching foliage with spinosad, BT soaking the soil and neem in the soil when transplanting is part of the process of receiving/growing from clones.
 

blowingupjake

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A friend is growing a LOT of clones from the clone store currently. No problems at all, and their bud is pretty good quality as well. Smoking their grape krush as i type this
 

Lotus minded

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That's good to hear.. I've heard mixed reviews for the clone store back in the day, but I've been waiting for some 303 gear for a while now so it's great to hear they have some reasonable clones so I can have something going while I wait for beans...
 

turnip brain

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It's hard enuff to find decent females.. U won't find males at dispos and if they did have em they wouldn't be studs or anything.. If breeding is your plan, I would skip clones all together and get seeds.
Fair enough. I did order Pakistan Chitral Kush in reg, so should get a few males, hopefully can propogate a large batch of seed from these and cross pollinate some female clones or other seed grown females with it.

Hmm, I think almost all my other seeds are feminized. Any issues pollinating females from feminized seed?
 

Organix420

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I picked up a couple clones from La Conte's central location a few months back. They're happy and healthy, and near done flowering. No bugs, though I did treat them with a pesticide that nearly killed them (EcoSmart) while they were in quarantine. They both rebounded well, though.

Cheers!
Thanks Jus Naturale - I have an uncle that gets mmj from La Conte's; Let me know how your clones turn out (epecially if hermy) and maybe I will try some on my next grow.
 

Jus Naturale

Active Member
Thanks for the comments, all! The mint just loves the HPS, and I'm in there fiddling with them a lot, so I'm not terribly concerned. RH is generally pretty low too. As for herming, I haven't seen a pollen sac or nanner, just frosty flowers, but well see what happens at harvest. I did clip a small branch of the banana as a Super Bowl sample, and it smelled grrrrreat!

By the way, I've never seen males at dispensaries.

Cheers!
 
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