Introduction to Cannabis Clones

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Introduction to Cannabis Clones

Cloning is a method of asexual reproduction that lets growers replicate a specific cannabis plant with desired traits. By taking cuttings from a healthy “mother” plant and rooting them, you get genetically identical offspring—saving time, ensuring consistency, and preserving prized characteristics.

In this course you’ll learn:

  1. Definition – What a cannabis clone is and how it differs from a seed.
  2. Purpose – Why growers use clones to reproduce elite genetics.
  3. Benefits – The advantages of cloning: consistency, speed, cost savings, and trait preservation.
  4. How to Clone – Step-by-step cloning: selecting a mother, taking cuttings, using rooting hormone, and caring for clones.
  5. Considerations – Key factors like choosing the right mother, maintaining sterility, and controlling the environment.
  6. Challenges – Common pitfalls (rooting difficulties, genetic drift, disease) and how to overcome them.

🚀 Ready to master cannabis cloning? Let’s get started!

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📝 Benefits of Using Clones TEXT
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PLNTRK

Hey there! I'm the founder of PLnTrk, a project that sprouted from my journey from coding to cannabis. I grew up in Minnesota, ventured to the sunny vibes of San Diego for tech, and along the way, found myself deeply rooted in the world of cannabis cultivation. With a computer science background and a heart for greenery, I saw a chance to blend these worlds when Minnesota went green. PLnTrk started as a personal quest to keep track of my cannabis growing adventures. It was all about making something useful for myself and maybe a few friends. But soon, it grew into something bigger—a place for folks like us to connect, share tips, and celebrate our plants' journeys.

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