Herm cloning

stiffnuts12

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So i cloned a beautiful plant bluenana and 5 weeks into flower it turned herm. Question is will the clone be herm as well?
 

Logan Burke

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It is not destined to go hermie like it's mother plant. But, with that being said, it will have an equal propensity to express it's hermie traits than if you were to start seeds from a different strain, or even a different phenotype of that same strain...I would personally start some seeds of a different strain. Sorry to hear of your bad fortune, best of luck moving forward, don't get down about it!
 

DarkWeb

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Just don't do with the clone what you did with the mom.........I know sounds funny but if it's gonna do it it will. Just don't treat it the same way so you know it's not environmental.
 

Logan Burke

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It would likely not hermie if it wasn't exposed to those same stressors again. But as growers, we never plan on things to go wrong...we rely on the genetics to be strong enough to withstand environmental stress. So, when you get a strain that hermies from stress, the question becomes whether or not you want to roll the dice on whether or not you will have a good, stress free flowering period, or risk running into some problems and BOOM...your tent is full of hermies. I would prefer to go back, select a new stock of genes, and improve your statistical chances of success.
 

Smokolotapotamus

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If it herms it will Herm again . Maybe not 100% of the time. But it will definitely come back, eventually. I had 1 year with a room full of dosidos herms. It was hell. Don't fuck with herms if you can avoid it.
 

Renfro

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Was it bananas or balls? Balls is guaranteed to herm again. Bananas could be stress.
 
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