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yes, but remember.... an unhappy clone can recover and become happy again, returning you to original status. genetics didn't change, conditions did ;)

i have moms because i alternate strains. they allow me to work one strain for 14-20 weeks (including veg time) and not have a large number of other strains to worry about while i'm focusing on the one. the mom will provide up to 20 cuttings, those 20 will provide about 80 cuttings. if i double...

i actually have better results cloning branches from plants that are going into flower than i do with moms. mothers can be an issue of their own, esp after months of sitting in one pot. both of mine are several years old, and need to be re-potted badly, or root pruned with fresh soil. an unhappy...

yield is the same, heavy hard nuggets, potency is the same, effect is the same, flavor and taste are the same. flower time is the same, has never changed. it probably helps that the mothers i keep are the ones that are the easiest to manage with the highest yields and greatest effect. all of my...

please note how old those moms are..... ;)

here's an example of results from cloning clones. please look at how closely these resemble each other after 4 years since originally grown from seed. i don't have a mom on this one, i clone from the clones... and here are some others to look at....

dna does not change. a cutting is a cutting because it has no roots, not because it's different. they become clones once rooted, meaning that it's a genetic copy (might not look the same, esp if your only experience with that plant is from seed). however, they DO call them CLONES for a reason...

if a plant dies from drought, and dries on the vine, leaves will be yellow/brown, and buds will have a golden color. resin is good, but the appeal is gone.

if degradation were such a big issue, why are clone only strains so popular? put that in your pipe and smoke it ;)

what nutes are you using? if using a 3 part, go 2-2-2 for a week or two into flower (will give you a nice bushing effect, several colas without topping). flower any time ;)

5.8 is ideal in hydro. botanicare cal/mag + iron pretty much eliminates the worries, and provides good results at 5.8.

magnesium deficiency. use cal/mag 5-8ml per gallon in addition to your base nutes.

he had a 6lb+ warlock a year or two ago, didn't he?

very nice :)

i think you misunderstand.... HYGROZYME made a bad batch, i didn't have a "bad batch" of clones. i was all aero, for a LONG time, with no problems.... UNTIL i added hygrozyme. most people love it.... they hydro shop guy said they had a bad batch shipped out all over the country and no...

i don't use rw anymore.... but, i would go ahead and transplant into cubes and get them growing. first leaves are out, so you should be able to move to open air now. just be sure not to soak the cubes for the first few days, you don't want to drown the tap root...

very nice, going to be some lovely colas :)

you too rose! been a long time :) great to hear that you and mogie are still kickin'!:mrgreen:

could be related to overwatering... but yes, pot doesn't like the super p's, i've burned many using it. great stuff for roses, but not so great for pot. i find that most strains prefer a 321 veg ratio and 123 flower ratio (ie 5-10-15, 2-4-6, etc). i would say to go with something less potent and...

pot hates super bloom. if you use it, use it only once, and flush well a few days after. looks like nute burn, phosphorous toxicity.