Properly Taking Clones from Outdoor Plants (Student Series)
Properly Taking Clones from Outdoor Plants (Student Series) This video will offer a guide to taking clones from outdoor plants. This was recorded right before sunset to reduce the overall stress on the plant material and increase the odds of survival over the transition period to the cloner. Both a branch clone and a meristem clone will be shown. There is no preferred type of clone as each can produce high yielding plants, but typically the meristem clone is taken when a growers wants to come back and take more clones from the same plant at a later date. You will get to see Kiera take both types of clones in hopes of increasing your odds of success with your plants. This is part of a Student Series at DeBacco University where you can see the direct application of content to different situations.
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