Cannabis propagation
Mar 3, 2016
Propagation, the method of generating new plants from tissue culture, cuttings, stems or leaves to create clones that are a genetically identical version of the donor plant is common practice for cannabis cultivators.
The process of propagation ensures an all female, genetically uniform crop. A clone however, once fully grown may not have all the identical characteristics of the mother plant because a clone’s phenotype is influenced by its surroundings and clones from the same mother will develop differently if their environmental conditions are not the same.
Propagating under controlled growing conditions (like a plant growth chamber) can help ensure clones from the same mother will grow in the same way. When environmental influences are controlled, the clone will yield a uniform crop of nearly identical females each time it is grown (Clarke and Watson, 2002). Read more below.
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