Seed vs Clone (Potency & Yield)

[alwayssleepdeprived]

thanks for the updates guys...of all the seeds I started only 3 are left...1 is def a girl and the other 2 are iffy...the 1 girl is very fast growing and looks nice just have to see about yield...1 of the other 2 is short and stout with really tight node spacing so I'm prayin it's a chick...it would be great to get 2 successful mothers goin...this way I could work on introducing a new plant or 2 into the clone mix each cycle just keep the top 2 fems and replace out as contenders show promise

alwayssleepdeprived Reviewed by alwayssleepdeprived on 03-24-2007. Seed vs Clone (Potency & Yield) The 2 basic questions are... Do seeds or clones produce the same potency or is one generally more potent than the other? Do seeds or clones produce the same yield or does one generally result in more than the other? I've read several claims on this site that one is better than the other although no rea facts were offered in support of these claims... I've read several things for example...seeds offer more yield and potency but take longer...clones are weaker after each Rating: 5

[StickyFingas]

seeds Vs Clones - - - - Yield
Hi Guys, from my experience this is what i have come across.
A plant grown from seed and thereafter cloned = both clone and mother plant being exactly the same yielding the same quantities if grown the same. If a clone is then taken of the first clone the yield still remains the same but potency is then lost. The first clone we took was a 1st Gen Clone off a 1st gen mother, the 2nd clone was taken from the original first clone thus making the 2nd clone a 2nd Gen clone. If you have a mother from seed and the yields and potency are to standard, then i would say that is a good first gen mother and if you only take clones off this mother and NOT from clone to clone ....you are then 100% Guaranteed the exact same bud every time.


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