Jimster
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Perhaps it's because growing is legal and there is much more public exposure, but there seems to be a quiet potential problem creeping into the grow rooms across the world. Prior to the last 10 years, hermaphrodite plants were mostly unheard of, or at least I never heard of problems from fellow growers. Nowadays, I constantly see posts about hermaphrodite plants and nanners, balls, and other issues that weren't common before. With the current craze of crossing everything under the sun, some of these undesirable traits are being bred into the strains, almost like a communicable disease. More and more of these unwanted traits are creeping into the gene pool. Natural selection and geography used to keep these issues in check, but now they are being passed on indiscriminately and I fear they will become established as a regular, unwanted trait.
Any thoughts on this?
Any thoughts on this?