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Anyway - I like to take mine while they're milky, I enjoy the 'headyness', but I prefer a more creative and energetic medicine compared to a sit on the couch and eat all day medicine.
As far as the clones, please make sure your actually treating them like clones and you didn't just put some sticks into dirt, turning a flowering bud into a vegative bud is a process and not as easy as regular clones. It's a process.
First no not contact info, just a way to chat quicker. I'm sorry if that was offensive.. Don't know the ropes yet.. Also I took clones and used a grow trey and used some cloning gel and put them under a 20/4 light cycle with cfl's. I sliced the stems and put em in. some have some buds on them, actually they all have buds on them but I took the smallest ones
I've never tried one that far along, I'm sure it will work, make sure you have a humidity dome on them. Hopefully you took quite a few, but don't expect many to survive. Liek I said, it's possible, but it's a process.
Good luck!
Hey newbiegrow,
how did those clones turn out - and how about some fresh bud porn?
Ok so the clones I took are still hanging on. alive and still in vegetation cycle but really dont look to different than from when I started them. still just giving them time. As for but porn? lol Here are some pictures I took. Its not alot but I am pretty proud considering its my first grow. please let me know what you think.Attachment 288358Attachment 288359Attachment 288360Attachment 288361
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That popcorn looks great! you did pretty good on your first grow! :thumbsup:
keep me up to date on those clones, I'd like to know how they turn out for my own benefit - I've taken clones up to 3 weeks into flower, but I've never taken one as far in as you did. Keeping my fingers crossed!