This clone has taken half the time of amnesia haze from seed in grobo. It also seems much sturdier that the plant i cut it from.
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She’s gorgeous
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Nice, she’s grown so much from the defoliation that you gave
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Yes!!!
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Cloning definitely will give me more harvests per year! I think @Stephen video is the best way. It seems like you get roots going pretty quickly when you cut the tips off the leaves.
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Yeah for sure! I’m about to take my 3rd round of clones from my grow. So far I have taken 7 and rooted 3, the other four are in a cup of water. I don’t have a lot of time so they’re slowly growing in the water but I’m going to place them in rock wool in a propagation dome soon. Very much looking forward to having a bunch of clones! I’ll have to give them away lol.
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clones!
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looking good!
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A very healthy plant. Nice job
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Interesting comparison for the seed grown laughing buddha vs laughing buddha clone. Seems like the clone is sturdier and has much bigger buds.
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Clones are funny. A clone is an exact genetic replica of the “mom” or the plant that they took the clone from. There is much more information known about a clone than a seed. That’s why dispensaries grow using trusted clones that are found through doing phenotype hunts by popping many seeds of the Same strain. It’s not common that a laughing Buddha seed will come out and have every single desirable trait and mark all the boxes of a quality medicinal strain.
But that being said, your laughing Buddha should still come out nice! It will be a different phenotype from the laughing Buddha clone.
I’m learning about genetics in school, I find this very interesting! 
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This clone is doing better than any plant i have grown, even better than a white widow that was incredible. It is not a exact replica it is sturdier, thicker and the buds are double the size.
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