Clones

Basically a clone is a little piece of plant that has been cut off from a parent plant and then given the opportunity to root on its own. You will want to take clones off a cannabis plant when it's in the vegetative stage, and you will tend to get better results if you use clones from a well-established plant (at least two months old). If you grow a plant in the vegetative stage for about 2-3 months, you will be able to get dozens of clones off it.

Should you start growing your cannabis plant with seeds or clones? Each method has pros and cons, so check out the comparison below to find out what's right for you!

Starting With Cannabis Seeds

Pros:

• If you buy your seeds from an established seed bank, than you have a great idea on how your plant will be like in terms of looks, yield, quality, and flowering time.

Clones are actually really easy to make once you have an established female marijuana plant.

How it Works

Basically a clone is a little piece of plant that has been cut off from a parent plant and then given the opportunity to root on its own. You will want to take clones off a plant when it's in the vegetative stage, and you will tend to get better results if you use clones from a well-established plant (at least two months old). If you grow a plant in the vegetative stage for about 2-3 months, you will be able to get dozens of clones off it.

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Table of Contents

Intro: So You Want to Grow Weed?

• How Long Until You’re Smoking Your Buds? 4 months

Growing Cannabis Basics