Tecumseh
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Can one expect a clone to grow as large as the plant that it was taken from or will it tend to be smaller and have less dense foliage?
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It can get as big or bigger than the mother plant. All depends on growing conditions.
That's good news. I'm actually planning on planting some clones outdoors. I'm running out of room inside.
I would still use POTS for the outdoor clones instead of just sticking them in the ground. Soil quality is a major part of all this, and in a pot, you have 100% control over that.
I keep all of my plants outside during the summer growing season since nothing can match real sunlight when it comes to raising healthy plants!
For soil, I recommend something with some water retention factors in it, like what I use. "Black Gold - Waterhold with Cocoblend". Just soil, no additives or time release nutes etc.
I use the LIFT method to determine when to water these pots since the soil is very light by volume, but when hydrated can weigh several times more than when dry. Basically, VERY easy to judge by lifting the pot. If it feels "light" it could probably use some water.