Question about cloning

First Time Growin

Active Member

Nov 20, 2009

• #1

I have one plant that is a trifoliate.
I am wondering if i were to clone it, will her(hopefully) clone also grow into a trifoliate?

 

GreedAndVanity

Well-Known Member

Nov 20, 2009

• #2

Are the successive branches also trifoliate in in nature? I had a plant that was a tri but all branches off the main stalk were bi. Hence all clones were bi.

 

inhaleindica

Well-Known Member

Nov 20, 2009

• #3

Now I have never cloned, but from 4 books I have read and all over the net. Clones are supposed to be identical to the Mothers. hope this helps.

I will be cloning on my next grow 2nd one after new years. Good luck!

First Time Growin said:

I have one plant that is a trifoliate.
I am wondering if i were to clone it, will her(hopefully) clone also grow into a trifoliate?

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KP2

Well-Known Member

Nov 20, 2009

• #4

once it begins to alternate you'll lose the three headed mutant effect. this is not an uncommon mutation, and the plants do eventually grow out of it.

 

Steadmanclan

Well-Known Member

Nov 20, 2009

• #5

yeah... what greed said. if the branches you cut are growing that way now, they will continue to until they naturally force themselves to stagger.

 

First Time Growin

Active Member

Nov 22, 2009

• #6

I didn't cut anything, it was planted as a seed and the seedling sprouted with 3 cotlydons (sorry if i mispelled it).