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Lanc3r117
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Are clusters from nature or nurture?

#25885257 - 03/20/19 08:17 AM (5 years, 28 days ago)

Hello!

I'm attempting isolating some PE6 cultures from some spores that were graciously gifted by one of our very own members here!

Now, I have had a few fruits off of these coir pucks that are in clusters. What is tte likely outcome from cloning from there? Would I expect clustering in the isolate, or is it more environmental? I imagine it is a phenotype expression anyways?

I'm not even sure if this one qualifies as cluster though, I wish I woulda took another shot of the others before. They looked more picturesque and were all coming out of the same base.

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Re: Are clusters from nature or nurture?

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#25885270 - 03/20/19 08:25 AM (5 years, 28 days ago)

It's both genetics and conditions... you can have a great culture that is a heavy fruiter and give shitty conditions and it will not perform that well... I would take the 3 best looking fruits there and clone those remember to RIP open with your fingers then cut

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Re: Are clusters from nature or nurture?

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#25885280 - 03/20/19 08:32 AM (5 years, 28 days ago)

Cool! These are like third flush fruits. While I'm sure they work fine for cloning, would I ideally get better results from cloning the first flush before I eat them next time around?

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Re: Are clusters from nature or nurture?

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#25885387 - 03/20/19 09:29 AM (5 years, 28 days ago)

Yeah you want to clone the first flush for sure you get more vigorous growth ... you can still clone these guys just to do it I dont see any harm in it

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