[drfarm]

Run across a very interesting article, that, too me at least, needs experiments and reliable grow out reporting.This applies to phenotypes, and 2 less obvious degrees, genotypes, especially with respect to hybrids, but even in inbred lines which lose their vigor, such as deep chunk, which is awesome in a cross, but less vigorous in itself. Hybrid vigor being what it is, this study is called ECIWO (embryo containing information of the whole organism) and is amazing ,if true, in how genetics pass on to a seed. Shandong University has a site devoted to this, but easier first to read this article:

http://www.the-tree.org.uk/TreeCulti...edart/seed.htm

They seem to have proven that where a seed is found on a plant governs the genetic elements in the seed.....so I think when I make seed in the future, I will keep location categories for the seed on a plant, grow from each area with tags and then finding my desirable phenotype, plant everything from that area to look for the best in that pheno.
A large cola could be divided into A upper, B middle, C lower parts; and the plant itself could be divided similarly, seed being labeled according to their location on the cola and/or plant.
So maybe this is just a way to complicate things, or maybe it is a way to increase the ratio of superplant phenos in a trial search. I dont know, but will be giving this a shot for myself.
ECIWO is google-able but some of that is a bit boring or unrelated. The tree org article is a nice place to start.
If anyone finds a drawing indicating how to subdivide the plant, please post this if you would. That is what I look for now. This should be really helpful if you just spend 5 notes for the White and plan to breed . : Congrats to the brave fortunate winners here. Best to everyone Later

[drfarm]

same article on cannabis world: https://www.cannabis-world.org/cw/showthread.php?t=327

[drfarm]

OK, found this diagram at Shandong U. site

As I see it, if you found more heavier purpling at the plant top, you want seed from the upper part of a cola? In my experience an lst'd plant gives heavier colas from the branches on the top of the bottom 1/3 of the main stem and the top of the meristem itself...so...if I want heavier yield take seed from the top of the cola and the upper half of the bottom 1/3 of th colas? This is purely a guess, but maybe I can tag seeds from 5 parts of a cola equal to 5 parts on the mom. Just to see if there are pheno groups like they say. Its all just interesting Later

[ProGroWannabe]

Hey that's some serious info finding there drfarm!! Right on! I'm gonna try this also, but my results won't be in for a LONG time...lol...hazes.

[drfarm]

Come to think about it, if phenos do localize, it could be the most help in picking males. Just a thought . I have 20 3 or4 day old Indica/sat cross that I am hoping for something.Maybe can try it on the f2s there in a few months. Good luck on the Haze Pro. Are there pics on the farm?

[ProGroWannabe]

Well I'm a little late posting this to ya drfarm (I saw you already found my thread) but for anyone else it's in the Grow Diaries section, and is titled Insane in the Membrane.

[ThcBuz]

not tryin' to jack yer thread drfarm,but in a similar train of thought I've found referance to where you take a clone from a mother plant dictates to an extent what kind of clone your to expect.extra branchy from lower clones and tight chunky colas from upper clone cuts.
so your information may be valid and might give breeders a new technique for breeding.a few seedruns from known location seeds should give a fair idea of the concepts possibilities or not.

[drfarm]

Damn Buzz, You may have just solved my biggest cloning issue. The shandong site says that very thing also. I just didnt put it togather with MJ. Gonna get some pics during lights on that might support your idea. ( or probly, I'm just an effed up grower:unsure Welcome anytime and thanks for the input. Tomorrow bro.

Hey Pro, The project is very cool, I have a tub like that with strawberries (fruit) that may get redecorated now: Haze gro link: http://www.thcfarmer.com/forums/f54/...html#post13895

[ProGroWannabe]

Thanks bro! I'm patiently excited (if there is such an emotion...lol).

I'm anxious to see those pics of your cloning endeavors. I never thought of this AT ALL till you brought it up. What a great thread this is becoming!

[Quicksilver]

Hmmm, not an intuitive concept to me. Then again, most things in nature end up being way more complex and multifaceted than one would tend to guess.

May have to rethink my habit of only dusting small buds on lower branches during my own breeding trials.
Thanks for providing the link. I look forward to input from folks with a stronger background than myself in both textbook and observational genetics.