Generally speaking, it is still too early to plant your outdoor gardens. Too early for vegetables or marijuana. In Denver, it is usually Mother’s Day before it is safe to plant outside. I too am anxious to get going. Watch the night-time low temps. When they stay above 38˚ it will be time to get the garden plans moving. I have seen Denver weather act as a spoiler, many times in the past: snow or hail into June: high winds and heavy downpours of rain at any time, in any month. The weather can always be difficult, here on the Front Range.
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Clones don’t have as much energy or vibrancy as a seedling. Clones do not have a tap root, only horizontal roots. I only like clones for their genetics. I always end up with seed grown males (I know their genetics because I’ve labeled everything). I can pick out a good looking male and use that plant to pollinate a clone-girl. I discuss this in my book. It is easy to grow a totally sensi crop by eliminating ALL of the males. However, I like to pollinate one branch of one or two females. This ensures me a bunch of seeds for next season.
Even with very old seeds, if you can get 10 or 15% to germinate, you’ll have “saved” that species. Those genetics will be intact, if you can get even one seed to pop, either a boy or a girl plant, through plant husbandry. So, three years from now, 15 years from now, you’ll be glad you put a good label to everything. Again, use a very light and airy rooting soil to germinate seeds in. If you are using those small plastic germinating flats…you will have to remove those young-uns soon after they pop. If you use peat pots, you can grow the seedling in them for, maybe 15 days before you have to up-pot those plants. I wish I could eliminate this next step…but I’ll have to up-pot these seedlings into a medium size container to allow it to grow up. I gotta sex ’em. This is not as much fun as it sounds.