I am a first-time grower. Right now I only have one big plant going, from bagseed, but for my next grow I have some Recon seeds from DNA genetics and i want to have one of two mothers and a sea of green setup.
My question is this:
When growing a mother, how do you trim to get the most clonable branches? I've read that a single plant can produce dozens of clones per week, are we talking about enormous plants here? Also, once you've cut a clone, do more branches typically grow from the place where the cut was made on the mother? When I took clones, I took off the bottom 4 branches at the stem before I cut them at an angle and planted them, but what would have happened if I'd left them there? Would more vegetations have grown back?
-macbeard
My question is this:
When growing a mother, how do you trim to get the most clonable branches? I've read that a single plant can produce dozens of clones per week, are we talking about enormous plants here? Also, once you've cut a clone, do more branches typically grow from the place where the cut was made on the mother? When I took clones, I took off the bottom 4 branches at the stem before I cut them at an angle and planted them, but what would have happened if I'd left them there? Would more vegetations have grown back?
-macbeard
If you cut the entire branch off of the lady she will not grow another branch in that location. Do not cut it entirely off and go about an inch below the third growth area at a 45 degree angle. This may not be the proper way but it works for me and I still end up with new vegetation growing on that branch in a week. How many clones do you plan on snipping at a time?
I got a whole lot of new seeds to work with and am sprouting one of each to see which lady is going to be a keeper 
So far I have been rather disappointed to tell you the truth 
but pretty stoned none the less 
