The Good and Bad of Cloned Marijuana
Every growing medium has its own set of advantages and disadvantages, such as seeds vs. regular seeds vs. cloned plants. There are many arguments in favor of the use of cloned plants vs. seeds. One argument is that clones are healthier, so they can be used in growing your plants instead of seeds. Another argument is that clones are more readily available and easier to grow.
Clonogenicity is a property of plants in which the generation of a seed, from one female plant, is more likely to occur than the generation of a seed from another female plant, regardless of whether it has been fertilized by the male or the female part of the plant. The Cloning Process: In order to make a clone, a female plant is cut in half and the nucleus (the seed) is extracted from the ovary, which contains the nucleus. After this extraction, another female plant is taken out of the ovary and the nucleus is then taken to another location on the plant. Then the other half of the plant is cut into two pieces. Once the seed is extracted from the ovary, one half of the plant is taken and planted, and the other half of the plant is left in a greenhouse. This process repeats itself, until you have a new plant in which to grow your weed.
The argument for using clonogenicity is that you can create healthier offspring by breeding your plants with each other, rather than by simply growing seeds. While it is very possible to have healthy clone plants from regular female or feminized seed, the chances of a healthy cloned plant is much higher in regular male seeds than feminized seed. It is also true that many different plants, like cabbage and broccoli, can have clonogenicity. However, the seed can be easily destroyed by the heat, cold, dryness, or lack of nutrients in the soil.
The argument against the use of cloned marijuana stems from the fact that marijuana is considered illegal in some countries, such as in the Netherlands and Germany. Additionally, if you have a problem with cloned marijuana, you have to destroy or dispose of the original plant, which can be very difficult or costly.
Marijuana is a very hard crop to grow. To be able to grow marijuana, you must have at least a couple of plants per square foot of space, and there are only about six or seven locations per square foot that will allow your plant to grow properly. This means that the average pot plant needs to have about eight feet of room to grow. Also, each plant must have about four feet of space between each other.
Marijuana does not tolerate very high temperatures, so it is very difficult to grow outdoors. When growing marijuana outside, you have to ensure that the soil is rich in nutrients, such as phosphorus and potassium.
Marijuana can actually be planted all year around, but the best months to plant the plant are in the spring and fall, because these are the months when the soil is at least fertile. In fact, if you live in the northeast, where most marijuana is grown, you should plant in the late fall, because during this time, most weeds are dormant.
Marijuana grows slowly, taking anywhere from one to ten years before flowering, depending on the type. It will actually begin flowering at a certain age, known as the flowering time. Once flowering is finished, marijuana will keep growing for several years, so you may not need to water your plant at all during the flowering season.