going back to the cloning practices... i agree that one shouldn't pass clones that aren't from well established moms (or from plants that are not acclimatized to their environment and not taken from healthy plants, if you clone from your plants going into flower.. you know what i mean...) that said (and luckily im not in a situation where this applies to me) if someone is hassling you for a cut of something, which is fuct to begin with, and say you owe them a favor id say give them a cut with a disclaimer saying that they were taken from plants that were in shock and may be "duds" and susceptible to disease and infestations and they would be better off waiting for healthy cuts. that way its all on the person who wants the cut and is being impatient.
as stated above you can nurse a sick plant back to good health but do you really want to spend all that time saving a cut that you could have got a healthy one in about the same amount of time i will have taken you to nurse your sick plant. patience is a hard lesson to learn but it really pays off especially when dealing with cannabis. good things come to those who wait right? i waited a vey long time for my GG#4 and it paid off. i got very healthy glue with minimal shock (it was no longer in shock from the cloning process as i got my cut from a great grower who had transplanted them for me and by the time i got my hands on them they were ready to be transplanted again) my glue was and is disease and pest free and pretty much ready to roll, . i probably could have taken cuts and thrown into a flower room but im veggin her out for a while so she acclimates to my room and style of growing before i take cuts to flower. because i got such healthy glue im even more stoked and super thankful to the people who hooked me up. you know who you are and thanks again! really did a good job on all that stuff!
so yeah its def better to wait for a healthy specimen rather than getting your hands on something that may jeopardize every other plant you have. just something to think about.
as stated above you can nurse a sick plant back to good health but do you really want to spend all that time saving a cut that you could have got a healthy one in about the same amount of time i will have taken you to nurse your sick plant. patience is a hard lesson to learn but it really pays off especially when dealing with cannabis. good things come to those who wait right? i waited a vey long time for my GG#4 and it paid off. i got very healthy glue with minimal shock (it was no longer in shock from the cloning process as i got my cut from a great grower who had transplanted them for me and by the time i got my hands on them they were ready to be transplanted again) my glue was and is disease and pest free and pretty much ready to roll, . i probably could have taken cuts and thrown into a flower room but im veggin her out for a while so she acclimates to my room and style of growing before i take cuts to flower. because i got such healthy glue im even more stoked and super thankful to the people who hooked me up. you know who you are and thanks again! really did a good job on all that stuff!
so yeah its def better to wait for a healthy specimen rather than getting your hands on something that may jeopardize every other plant you have. just something to think about.