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Scenario: You buy tc's from Agristarts three years ago, and in the meantime in these three years, you hack pups off the now matured and producing pups originally tc'd plants.
So what are these new generation, pups or tc's? I'm inclined to say pups because they are now pups off a mature plant. What do you all think?
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I say PUPS. As long as they didn't come from the bottle, er, test tube, but from a mother plant. And did you not just call them pups, already?
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Thank you, that's what I needed to know. Someone asked me if my bordelons were tc's or pups, and they kind of seemed to be both, you know.
Now I know how to answer!
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