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. Multiple-generation inbreeding is performed to reduce heterozygosity. The frequency of heterozygotes decreases by half, each generation and recessive-lethal & sub-lethal mutations are generally purged. This inherently increases homozygosity and decreases the likelihood of within-population...

The excerpt I quoted and posted a picture of didn't state anything other than the exact opposite of what is being suggested. "hybrid vigor is frequently observed." .

Oh really? How many generations is it gonna take? Speaking of basic concepts, it looks like you gonna need some elementary schooling (note the statement on breeding depression in monacious vs dioecious lines.... then pay close attention to the part where it says "In contrast to the deleterious...

rofl Here's the pic I posted earlier of a GG4 S1 from Dankonomics Genetics.... and it was from a fukin 20-seed run, so eat that Skippy!

Like I was saying.... you wouldn't know Panama Red if it was right in front of your face - which it was in the SnowHigh pic.... herp derp

The Haze bros selected females from their Mexican/Columbian sativa hybrid and crossed them to a landrace South Indian cultivar, which were then hit with a landrace Thai male. Nonetheless, it's just a classic earthy haze (high beta-caryophyllene/beta-myrcene, alpha-humulene/alpha-pinene)...

Said the dude who wouldn't recognize Panama Red if it was right in front of his face. Let me guess.... Chocolate Thai doesn't exist anymore either right? Yeah, Snowhigh and Coastal are just a bunch of liars who don't know shit about landrace cultivars right? lol Take your head out of your ass. .

So through the process of selection.... why don't you tell me how the crossing of a select haze hybrid with a select blueberry cultivar, to create a Blue Dream terpene-profile & growth structure.... is not simplistic? That's elementary shit compared to something like GG4. If you try recreating...

They're called selection methodologies. You can use selection skills to recreate simplistic cultivars like blue dream.

..... herp derp

Yeah. Sure thing. So reversing can result in offspring of the same genotype & chemotype as the original parental clone.... and you're gonna say none of that means shit cuz of variants in mono/sesquiterpenoid content between phenotypes? rofl .

Ummm yeah cuz they're the primary terpenophenolic constituents researchers use in chemotaxonomic discrimination. As quoted in the full text: "According to Beutler and der Manderosian (1978), the ratio of CBD/THC is a chemical marker of taxonomic significance. Fournier et al. (1987) stated that...

Genius, it's a haze variety that was crossed to blueberry, which created blue dream. Do you really think the SC haze had a terp-profile/cannabinoid profile that was unlike any other haze cultivar? Funny, cuz I don't. .

"In many cases it was possible to collect sufficient viable seed to constitute a first- generation inbred line (S1), which was completely female and showing the same chemotype as the parental clone." .

And just how fukin unique do you think the SC haze terp-profile was anyways? I mean seriously.

Let me know what you need interpreted. K? Genetics. 2003 Jan; 163(1): 335–346. PMCID: PMC1462421 PMID: 12586720 The inheritance of chemical phenotype in Cannabis sativa L. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1462421/ .

You have no clue. Ain't nothing simple about a second-gen/double IBL lol You still have to narrow genetic diversity, if you're just doing S1's, and especially if it's a bag seed wonder like GG4. People gotta be selective when doing IBL's, cuz there's tons of garbage genetics out there, which...

You all done herp'n and derp'n? This GG4 S1 turned out better than the clone it came from:

Well I never said anything about easy, but yeah.... exactly.