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Whorled phylotaxy has zero downside. Wasnt looking to have a plant with it, but i am certainly enjoying its faster growth rates and how bushy it is. You may view it as a bad thing, but higher yeilds is never a bad thing. I on the other hand view it as bigger is better , and alot more stuff to...

Any growing medium really, just surround a portion you would bury in dirt doing normal clones. But surround it and tape the bag loosely but firm enough to keep the growing medium inside. Wait a week or so then snip it off below the bag and plant her.

My method is quite a bit different. Take a blade and shave off a bit of the skin, then tape a black bag of moist potting soil around it still attached to the plant. Your clones still get nutrients from the mother and continue growing while also taking root. Less stress for your clones

10 plants going in total All 10 are white queen. 2 ended up looking like they are indica. 1 has whirlybird, 4 main stems and a random 5th stem because 1 split into 2. The other 7 all look like sativa. Its kinda interesting what you can end up with from plants, all the seeds are auto fem at...

Weird eh?

same plant with whirly bird also had some other mutations as well. 4x main stem split off like a candellabra and also randomly made a 5th main stem

Ok i gotta say this is f*****g hilarious. For starters bud, its genetic mutation, and it simply produces more leaves than the standard 2. What this means to a plant is more intake of light for the plant, more sugar for the plant and better production overall as a result. There is no problem...