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Gday! first time grower/poster here. i have a rooted clone that was planted into the ground during veg. It has now grown to 5 nodes high, and is about 20cm tall. She is growing rapidly but she has also exploded into flower. My question is.. will she continue to grow upwards or will she put all of her energy into bud production? Any feedback appreciated thanks!

 

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Hmm not much experience with clones. If it's Sativa dom it may continue growing upwards. Although if not it could just be like one of those clones you see in SOGs

 

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Yeah im unsure of the strain. Its a clone from my 1st ever grow, (bag seed). The mother plant obviously went into flower at the same time, and is growing upwards faster than ever before. Im just curious to see how much bud the baby clone will produce, and if it will struggle. Thanks for your reply dude, Appreciate it!

 

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i had a 2" tall pure sativa clone stand 120cm+ by end of week 4

 

also had 6" tall clones, only stand 15" tall after stretch in flower

 

a few contributing matters for 12/12 flowering of photo-period clones

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