Quote Originally Posted by stra8outtaWeed
i don't keep mothers..and i do about 50 - 75 clones per month! if your are growing your plants in veg tke cuts from them before going into flower..i always trim my plants up taking cut from either tops of clones that are mature and ready to be transplanted or from plants gonig into the flower room....then ther is no need to keep a mother....i have found that it is easuier to keep unwanted pests away from the grow side by no using mother plants and doing what i call a perpetual grow! typically my clone trays will have 18 plants per 1020 tray and when they get tall enough i top them so just one tray gives me 18 cuttings and X 4 trays equals 72 new cuttings...pretty simple and no mom! :thumbsup:
Damn stra8 you have a nice grow set-up:hippy:

Iv grow bonsai trees for 15 years, so im giving the bonsai method a try this year. Iv cut most buds off and still need to re veg them. Then im going to put them out in the wild to hopefully grow into a giant bush:rasta:
LetsSeeYa Reviewed by LetsSeeYa on . Whens the best time to take a clone? I am trying to set up a continous garden. I will need to incorperate excellent cloning to ensure good constant growth. I am new so I understand its gonna take a while before I get the schedual down pact. I am aiming for quick small yeilds, plant height avg 2 ft high after flowering. I wanna keep it small to try and avoid getting in shit if somone finds out. So im kinda guessing with my plants being small in nature they will only be 12 to 15 Inches when I start to flower them. I imagine Rating: 5