Clones or seeds

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stewpid72

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hey yall i was going to be doing some gardening this year as last year kind of fell through. my problem is should i by seeds and just plant them or germinate them and grow them till around the size of clones before i trasnplant them outdoors.
 
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stewpid72

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i cant get clones this year though, i was going to try feminzed seeds. how long do the seeds take to grow to the size of a clone or at least to the size that they can be transplanted and hopefully take the shock
 
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stewpid72 said:
i cant get clones this year though, i was going to try feminzed seeds. how long do the seeds take to grow to the size of a clone or at least to the size that they can be transplanted and hopefully take the shock
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so why the question?

Clones all the time are better then seed.
 
mcpurple

mcpurple

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clones can be takin at any size, a seed will take about a month before its mature and ready to flower also if u dont use feminized seeds, plant double the amount cuz u will have males and u dont want those, and u can transplant any time after one week of it bein popped ou the soil just keep the roots intakced, and whewre u live cuz u cant grow outside right now in ths usa
 
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stewpid72

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i live in canada i am sorta jsut trying to figure out the spring. so you think that if i planted seeds at my house let them sprout for about a week then they should be able to survive being transplanted outdoors? is there anything that i can do to increase my chances of the plants taking to there outdoor location
 
growman09

growman09

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your in canada there is a shit load of places up there to get seeds , clones, or even plants ready to flower but if you go with seeds i would plant them indoors for a month and then make sure you harden them off before you plant them outside its your best chance of getting mature plants
 
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stewpid72

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what excatly do you mean by harden them off?. and im just trying to get some half decent seeds that will make good up north here
 
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