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Hi Mack,
Beautiful pics pal.
You've probably tried this already, buylt I would recommend taking a cutting from your outdoor plant just before she starts budding and then mother that cut out to compare with your current mother.
I find this helps restore vigour to tired mother plants and ensures healthy cuttings for generations to come with no genetic drift.
In my experience genetic drift is a myth. My opinion is that clones tend to lose vigour from poorly maintained mothers as opposed to multiple cloning generations.
That outdoor chem looks incredibly healthy. Respect.
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Beautiful pics pal.
You've probably tried this already, buylt I would recommend taking a cutting from your outdoor plant just before she starts budding and then mother that cut out to compare with your current mother.
I find this helps restore vigour to tired mother plants and ensures healthy cuttings for generations to come with no genetic drift.
In my experience genetic drift is a myth. My opinion is that clones tend to lose vigour from poorly maintained mothers as opposed to multiple cloning generations.
That outdoor chem looks incredibly healthy. Respect.
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