The age of cloning

S

Sam sneak

Active Member
Yeah I don't want to play around with the nutes on the veg ones cause there's slow release fertiliser in them yeah not my best option but I couldn't be fucked waitn for click and collect last time I waited 5 days to pick up 3 bags of soil was fuckn stupid
 
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

Well-Known Member
Severed Tongue said:
Horticultural science has proven (not opinion, fact) that vegative propagation (aka cloning) produces a plant with an exact copy of the original DNA, and there is no degradation of any of its genetics, or traits. It is actually the same plant, not a "clone" like so many think from watching sci-fi movies.

So weather its keeping a mother plant for 30 years and taking cuttings, or taking a cutting, from a cutting, from cutting (once they stablize) the plant isn't going to change, and is the only possible way to preserve that plant, as seeds will have traits of the parents, but will have a new DNA and genetic makeup.

What does happen though, is people have different grow setups, lights, feeding, environmental factors, in which has a great deal of effect in how the plant grows and finishes, no matter how the mother was.
Click to expand...
Best answer on here.

If you keep them healthy you can keep them forever. I've grown strains that have been around for 30 years or more. I still have one now.
 
go go kid

go go kid

Well-Known Member
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

Well-Known Member
go go kid said:
never grown an og, is it sativa dominant. it sounds like it
Click to expand...
That's super debated. There are so many different stories and shit. Some say it's Sativa dominant, some say Indica.

Personally I think there are different OG's and I think some are more Sativa dominant and some are more Indica dominant depending on which one you get.

I also think the name OG stems from Ocean Grown, not Original Gangster or Overgrown like some do.
 
go go kid

go go kid

Well-Known Member
PadawanWarrior said:
That's super debated. There are so many different stories and shit. Some say it's Sativa dominant, some say Indica.

Personally I think there are different OG's and I think some are more Sativa dominant and some are more Indica dominant depending on which one you get.

I also think the name OG stems from Ocean Grown, not Original Gangster or Overgrown like some do.
Click to expand...
lol i thaught it was outside grown
 
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

Well-Known Member
go go kid said:
lol i thaught it was outside grown
Click to expand...
Here's one sites version of the truth, lol.

www.medicaljane.com

The Mysterious Legends of OG Kush and What 'OG' Means

The Mysterious Legends of OG Kush and What 'OG' Stands For Remains Unanswered to This Day
www.medicaljane.com www.medicaljane.com

I don't believe OG is a Chemdawg strain, but I guess it could have been a parent of OG. I don't know. Chem 91 does have an OG structure.

weedmaps.com

Chemdog and 7 strains that come from it

Since Chemdog's birth, it has grown to become a household name for cannabis breeders, growers, and consumers alike.
weedmaps.com weedmaps.com
.
 
Last edited:
S

Sam sneak

Active Member
The budding plant is clone to i grew her for 2 and abit months she gave me alot of offspring grand children hhahahaha yeah what strain is best for big yields yous reckon
 
S

Sam sneak

Active Member
PadawanWarrior said:
Here's one sites version of the truth, lol.

www.medicaljane.com

The Mysterious Legends of OG Kush and What 'OG' Means

The Mysterious Legends of OG Kush and What 'OG' Stands For Remains Unanswered to This Day
www.medicaljane.com www.medicaljane.com

I don't believe the shit they're talking about OG being a Chemdawg cut. That's asinine if you ask me. Because the famous Chemdawg isn't really called Chemdawg. Chemdawg was the name of the guy who popped some seeds he got from a guy that he met at a Grateful Dead show. And the one that he thought was the best was Chem 91, so the real Chemdawg is actually Chem 91. There are 3 other Chem strains that he started. Chem D, Chem's Sister, and Chem 4 were the other's. I've grown Chem 91 a few times, and still have a box of it.

weedmaps.com

Chemdog and 7 strains that come from it

Since Chemdog's birth, it has grown to become a household name for cannabis breeders, growers, and consumers alike.
weedmaps.com weedmaps.com
.
Click to expand...
That's some reading that one
 
Lenin1917

Lenin1917

Well-Known Member
Probably awhile before mutations start to show. You’re keeping something alive many times it’s natural lifespan the ends of dna strands split, and repair themselves but with small variations each time. Does this change potency or terpenes, probably not to any noticeable degree. Does it affect growth, maybe never grown a clone that’s many generations old someone give me a pre 98 bubba cut and I’ll find out lol bongsmilie
 
S

Sam sneak

Active Member
Lenin1917 said:
Probably awhile before mutations start to show. You’re keeping something alive many times it’s natural lifespan the ends of dna strands split, and repair themselves but with small variations each time. Does this change potency or terpenes, probably not to any noticeable degree. Does it affect growth, maybe never grown a clone that’s many generations old someone give me a pre 98 bubba cut and I’ll find out lol bongsmilie
Click to expand...
Yeah that's the answer I should probably already know let's find out hahaha or can u when time comes put a clone to seed and start all over again
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top