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more than technically, subbed.

I would kill you if this was my logg.

what is that?

We'll bring cold iron from Europe, cold iron prevails 5-3 to hot iron, the spirits are no match for power of cold and darkness.

there's several questions left unsaid in my post and their respective aspects, nonetheless your answer is close enough to the main highway of my question, thank you. personally I believe there will be a transfer of ptsd, it is given, if the new environment is really good it might help...

ok.. you sure? ok.. thanks I was under the impression that you knew since you said environment doesn't matter, only genetic.

if It would be a bad environment for the outdoor mom with little sun and nutrition and a top notch indoor setup with good soil and nutrition, will the clones do better than the mom if she would've been flowered? Or will they inherit her ptsd?

the mothers will be grown outside, the clones will go in sog beds indoor. the strains genetic is usually what one has to expect from seeds or direct clones, the mothers genetics will take on her experience and twerks, I assume, hence my enquiry here.

Will the clones, taken from a outdoor super moms, yield/quality reflect the genetics of the strain, or will they reflect the mothers intake of nutrition, sun-hour and overall health performance in the environment, or both factors?

who mentioned lightburn? we were talking about heatwave and its symptoms/effects..

lol.. if you gave advise I would listen and take notes.. but your assessment was good, I just thought that's how fried plants look..

just not possible, might go a fot or something.. they've been in 12-12 for cpl days, supercropped and worked at, that'll keep her in check til' stretch is over. btw, this post, and a bunch of other, stinks, ya ought to be a bit more subtle in your schemes, bad for business.

last pic looks like a f**king sudden hit of heat, the leaves turns that type of yellow when fried in a burst of 110f or something.

nah they won't.

if you are helping someone and expect something in return you are doing business, not kindness.