What makes a keeper?

Smacker

Smacker

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So I’m new and all the plants I have going are performing about the same but it got me wondering what do people look for in a mother? What’s makes you decide to keep one and not the others? What are the early signs to be looking for to narrow down the hunt?
 
Wizzlebiz

Wizzlebiz

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Smacker said:
So I’m new and all the plants I have going are performing about the same but it got me wondering what do people look for in a mother? What’s makes you decide to keep one and not the others? What are the early signs to be looking for to narrow down the hunt?
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Healthy, hearty, fast vegging, can take some stressing without signs of issues.

That's what we look for with our mother plants in my circle.
 
MICHI-CAN

MICHI-CAN

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Smacker said:
So I’m new and all the plants I have going are performing about the same but it got me wondering what do people look for in a mother? What’s makes you decide to keep one and not the others? What are the early signs to be looking for to narrow down the hunt?
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About a pound in a different can of Lumbricina. LMAO.
 
Zephyrs

Zephyrs

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Smacker said:
So I’m new and all the plants I have going are performing about the same but it got me wondering what do people look for in a mother? What’s makes you decide to keep one and not the others? What are the early signs to be looking for to narrow down the hunt?
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What makes a keeper is 1. How the particular strain works best for your mind and body. 2. The stability of running the strain, wi a expectation of same buds from progressive generations of clones will be the same potency. 3. It needs to be a strain that is conducive to your location. Even growing indoors, outside RH will fuck wi and indoors grow, if every single thing isn't already dialed in. 4. Ah hell I dunno, maybe finding great genetics to begin with. JM2C
 
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