macnasty
04-19-2011, 10:46 PM
Hi!
So I've got 3 ladies growing from seed. Already sexed them and they are confirmed females. I'm trying to select one to mother, and I've noticed that one of the three is significantly more robust than the other two. She grows faster and has already provided me clones whereas the other two have yet to produce side branches long enough to cut clones from. They are all the same exact age. My question: is this a clear indication of a superior plant? Do I have to wait until the clones are all flowered to determine which of the three potential mothers is truly the best one? I'm not quite sure and have no prior experience to selecting mothers and could really use some expert opinion. This could potentially save me months of further selection as I would instantly mother the robust plant rather than wait 3 months for the cuttings to root, veg, and flower. Thank you kindly.
-the em
So I've got 3 ladies growing from seed. Already sexed them and they are confirmed females. I'm trying to select one to mother, and I've noticed that one of the three is significantly more robust than the other two. She grows faster and has already provided me clones whereas the other two have yet to produce side branches long enough to cut clones from. They are all the same exact age. My question: is this a clear indication of a superior plant? Do I have to wait until the clones are all flowered to determine which of the three potential mothers is truly the best one? I'm not quite sure and have no prior experience to selecting mothers and could really use some expert opinion. This could potentially save me months of further selection as I would instantly mother the robust plant rather than wait 3 months for the cuttings to root, veg, and flower. Thank you kindly.
-the em