View Full Version : White Widow clone in Hydro - with pics
PharmaCan
05-19-2007, 07:01 PM
On May 6 I bought a White Widow clone from the local MMJ co-op. I put the plant in coco as soon as I got her home.
Most of the growth you see in the photos was on the plant when I got her, just a lot smaller than it is now. The plant just sat for about 11 days, the only change being the deterioration of the fan leaves.
Finally, on the 12th day, she started to grow. As pathetic as the plant looks in these photos, she's really come a long way in the last 2 days. All of the top growth from the big leaves on up is new. About 50% of the stem vegetation was already on the clone; but it was very small up until now. So, in the last two days, she has added about 50% of the stem growth, the width of the plant has trippled, and the top growth is new.
I think this girl might just take off and become a viable plant.
Weedhound
05-19-2007, 07:54 PM
I've got some WW seeds I've been wanting to try. I'll be interested to see how this one turns out. :)
onequickmove
05-19-2007, 11:48 PM
i'm searching for med clones from co-ops right now; how much did you pay? are you in cali?
bongerstonerd00d
05-19-2007, 11:54 PM
Pharm, if you still veggin, clone the bitch. Then you are set for next grow, and the grow after that, and the one after that,,,,,,,,,,,,and and and
b0nger
PharmaCan
05-20-2007, 02:17 AM
OQM - What part of Cal are you in? Maybe I can point you in the right direction.
Clones at the co-ops were $20 - $30. This one co-op near me has different clones every week. So far I've bought MasterxBubba, Green Crank and this White Widow. The MxB's are growing great, the Green Crank died, and this is the White Widow. One of the clones cost $30, the others were $20 - I don't remember which was which - although it's a pretty safe guess that it was the $30 one that died, cuz that's just the way life is. LOL
As Bonger so aptly points out, clone, clone, clone! That's what I intend to do. Right now I'm going for mommas. At the same time, I'm building new grow facilities in my garage. When these girls are ready to cut for clones, I'll have a nice new vegging cab ready. Ultimately, I'll have two mothers - an MxB and WW - in their own home (my current grow box) and a continuous crop of plants.
The co-op I frequent generally has one or two strains of clones when I make my weekly visit. I'm sure I'll be getting more strains/clones as time passes.
...gas...
05-22-2007, 10:57 AM
very simalar system 2 wat ive got work s a treat , many thanx
HydroDynamics
05-22-2007, 04:46 PM
To Speed up your Mothering/Cloning/Flowing cycle, clone some of the lower branches during Veg just before flowering. This may set you back a week for recovery, but you will have your next batch of clones going, just as you go to flower. Keep one aside as a mother later on. You'll then have great full plants to flower on the next cycle as you trim back during the veg state of your clones.
Easiest way I've found to keep the cycle going in the beginning of a new breed.
PharmaCan
05-24-2007, 06:31 AM
To Speed up your Mothering/Cloning/Flowing cycle, clone some of the lower branches during Veg just before flowering. This may set you back a week for recovery, but you will have your next batch of clones going, just as you go to flower. Keep one aside as a mother later on. You'll then have great full plants to flower on the next cycle as you trim back during the veg state of your clones.
Easiest way I've found to keep the cycle going in the beginning of a new breed.
I thought I read somewhere that lower branches were slower growing and weren't really the greatest for clones????
Regardless, I intend to clone every strain I get and keep mothers of the really good strains. A couple days ago I bought a 1/4 oz. of what is supposed to be bud from the same grower/plant. When I got it home and opened it my first thought was, "Damn! This crap's wet." But then I pulled it apart and it wasn't wet, it was gooey... and it smokes/burns great!!!
It's taken me about 15 minutes so far to type this post - so you might say it's pretty stoney.
Duke420
05-25-2007, 10:08 PM
lower branches are easier to clone.
I top my ww's and the tops are the slowest to root.
Duke420
05-26-2007, 12:19 AM
Yes, my widow's look the same as yours, all stretched out. I will top these, and the results will be the following pix. :thumbsup:
Note: the guy in the white pot is a skunk.
Duke420
05-26-2007, 12:20 AM
oh, btw
welcome to the "hydro" side. lol :jointsmile:
PharmaCan
05-26-2007, 03:49 AM
lower branches are easier to clone.
I top my ww's and the tops are the slowest to root.
Is this specific to the White Widow strain or a general rule?
Here's a photo from today. She's filled out quite a bit in one week. I'm having a pH problem that is slowly getting corrected, otherwise she would probably be growing a lot faster.
The "Push Pop in the photos is just my six-year-old son goofing off.
...gas...
06-09-2007, 12:42 PM
they have filled out nicely , look n sweet as , how many watts r u runnin ?
PharmaCan
06-09-2007, 06:52 PM
Gas - I had them in a small (2'x2') box with about 450 true watts of cfl's. One week ago I moved her into a new grow cabinet under 400w MH. But at the same time I put the plants on pure H2O to get them ready for cutting clones.
The photo on the right I took just now - the other is from 19 May. There's been a lot of growth in just 3 weeks, especially when you consider that 1 week of that is without nutes.
So tomorrow I cut clones and that's when the actual crop starts. Yahoooo!
PharmaCan
06-09-2007, 06:59 PM
Yes, my widow's look the same as yours, all stretched out. I will top these, and the results will be the following pix. :thumbsup:
Note: the guy in the white pot is a skunk.
Duke - enlarge the photo in my post above and check out the stretch in the upper growth. I had three cfl's as close as I could get them to this plant and it still stretched like crazy. So I'll definitely be topping the clones before I put them into 12/12.
Thinx
06-10-2007, 03:41 PM
To Speed up your Mothering/Cloning/Flowing cycle, clone some of the lower branches during Veg just before flowering. This may set you back a week for recovery, but you will have your next batch of clones going, just as you go to flower. Keep one aside as a mother later on. You'll then have great full plants to flower on the next cycle as you trim back during the veg state of your clones.
Easiest way I've found to keep the cycle going in the beginning of a new breed.
Thats basically what I have done and now have a bubbler with 4 well rooted cuttings and will transfer to my NFT system at end of flower
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