CLONING CAUSE DROP IN POTENCY / YIELD?

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Well,

My guess is you have never been to Amsterdam? Millions of $$$/euros being made yearly off cloned plants sold in over 300 legal coffee shops. If potency was being effected they wouldn't be making that kind of bank.

If you want the TRUTH don't get it second hand through the grapevine. Just ask at www.CANNABIS.com someone will give it to you straight no chaser.

Loco

Let me clearify a few things. It's not only amsterdam(city), it's the Netherlands(country) in generall. They don't sell clones or growing sulply's in coffeeshops, but in growshops.

Plants from seed always have a better yield than from clone. But it's never far off. There's an differance of about 20% in yield. The advantages of clones are they're easy to use and fast too grow.

britewire Reviewed by britewire on 04-30-2006. CLONING CAUSE DROP IN POTENCY / YIELD? Is it true that the more times cloning is done, potency and yield are adversely effected? My friend wants to clone this plant, but it is not ready to be cloned just yet. Rating: 5