It worked so well that Johnny's making a few more clones to start sharing.
Turns out, it’s pretty simple - just clip off a branch, dip it in cloning gel, and grow. “They cloned their marijuana plant because they really likes the way it smokes. After the cloning process is completed, another clone can be created by simply clipping off another piece of the host (or fresh clone) and repeating the process all over again. A clone can be created from just a part of the plant a branch is clipped from the host and is then dipped in cloning gel which helps it grow correctly once planted. Do not flush rinse water down the storm drain it’s connected to our creeks and can reintroduce mudsnails.Clone What does “ Clone” mean? A clone is an exact replica of a host marijuana plant it looks (and smokes) exactly like the marijuana plant that was used to create it. Rinse off the gear in clean, potable water away from any body of water and let it dry completely for 48 hours before reuse.
The good news is that residents can help prevent their spread. Once established, there is no way to control these fast-growing snails. The mudsnails are tiny and easily mistaken for a small pebble. New Zealand mudsnails can hitch a ride on boots, clothes, animal fur and fishing gear, and be carried by streams and stormwater to new locations. The mudsnail map shows where the snails have been observed and their infestation levels.Learn more about New Zealand mudsnails and how they arrived in Bellevue through a story map.The snails have little nutritional value and crowd out native invertebrates that fish and other aquatic life eat. These invasive snails may be tiny, but they reproduce at anything but a snail’s pace, spreading rapidly by cloning and damaging habitat as they spread.
New Zealand mudsnails are attacking the Kelsey Creek watershed.
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