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Thank you! That is very helpful, I read about the colloidal silver, I may look into that more. I have always ran fems but now that I’m getting more set up and if I could find a male I would like to save I’d like to try the bonsai method. I’m buying the wife a 4x8 but it’ll just be straight exhausted but will work fine for a early veg tent l figured if I can keep a male of a strain I like that meets the criteria of a keeper I would clone him and reveg and then keep him near dormant as possible till I need him, but figuring from the walkthrough in making the bonsai plant it only needs a 4”x4” square pot. (Same for mothers also) If I can make that work I’d more than happily keep a couple in there for breeding, especially seeing that I’m only planning to run 3x plants at a time each in their own 4x4 scrog netAnswer part A
If you have a strain you like and would like to continue having,why not use Colloidal silver instead of crossing it with a male.
Answer part B
When I’m breeding,I’m personally looking for a well structured plant,short spacing between the nodes
Not a plant that stretches or grows too tall,more compact
you can even go further and select an even better male and fem from the offspring of your first breeding project there we got f2, repeat till stableif I could find a male I would like to save I’d like to try the bonsai method
Answer part A
If you have a strain you like and would like to continue having,why not use Colloidal silver instead of crossing it with a male.
Answer part B
When I’m breeding,I’m personally looking for a well structured plant,short spacing between the nodes
Not a plant that stretches or grows too tall,more compact
colloidal silver allows you to do this yes, it is not considered 'true' breedingso they always breed female to female using something like collidol silver. I can't remember what it was called.
Awesome! Obviously this is a long term plan, fiat will be a full tent redo, everything is coming down after this run, I am planning for the 4x8 to increase to a 8” exhaust vented to an adjacent room, , then add a AC infinity Rexial S8 for forced air inlet inlet will come from a lung room with the dehu, then move the 6” exhaust to the 4x4 and add a 6” AC-infinity rexial S6 for its forced air inletyou can even go further and select an even better male and fem from the offspring of your first breeding project there we got f2, repeat till stable
Lol back room is an entertainment room that guests come over to, and is also getting upgrades, I used to have the tent in there when I first got it, the utility room is connected by open doors directly to a 40’x40’ crawlspace (dry, heated, all concrete with insulated walls, no windows) the utility room is where the 4x8 is currently where the vegetable tent will be, so the utility room itself is 20x15 and the utility room is about 35x15 but also has a wood stove in it that we use when it really gets cold and that room cooks lol. Yes I went through that when I had the tent there, and that’s why I won’t put another one in there hahathe utility room is properly vented? nothing blocking air vents or windows
edit: seeing all this other space in other rooms that tent can go in tho?
Haha I hear ya, the kids ride their bikes etc down there atm (and have a bounce house lol) but carpet is going in, I’m surprised the wife was happy with my current plan lol, I think the 4x8 vegetable tent for her was the selling point lolspaces occupied got it. look sitting with similar situation. the garden flatlet is vacant i never want tenant again like ever..never! anyway that space is now either gonna be a play area for the kids or a flower room, i have yet to win the argument as i already have a whole room dedicated. daughters think is gonna become a doll house, spoilt.
nice, when i asked if i can go ahead and use the empty room for growing she said no. lucky some time after she begged for yet another puppy, so we both got what we wanted.I think the 4x8 vegetable tent for her was the selling point lol
Hahahaha yeah I was just posting pics of my dogs and cats in another topic haha 4 dogs and 4 cats here lolnice, when i asked if i can go ahead and use the empty room for growing she said no. lucky some time after she begged for yet another puppy, so we both got what we wanted.
Before colloidal silver the method used for female seeds was Rhodelization,but it wasn’t the most stable methodI was listening to some old timers talk about breeding the other day,which they have been doing since before I was alive.it was on future canabiss project.they said they never breed using males because u don't know what you will get .so they always breed female to female using something like collidol silver. I can't remember what it was called.
same when you find seed from the dispense weed those where all females in the flower room...your seed has hermie traitsBefore colloidal silver the method used for female seeds was Rhodelization,but it wasn’t the most stable method
- Rhodelization (Not Recommended!) – In some cases, a female cannabis plant may naturally start making male pollen sacs or bananas, which can self-pollinate the plant. This happens if the plant is stressed, or if the plant is not harvested in time and buds start to die of old age. The plant is basically doing everything it can to make seeds and save the next generation. This method is “natural” and these seeds end up being mostly female. The problem with this method is you’re selecting for plants that naturally turn into hermies (grow both male and female sex organs) without any chemical induction. This means the resulting seeds are much more likely to turn hermie in natural conditions, too. That’s a problem if you don’t want seedy buds every time you harvest. For that reason, it’s highly recommended you don’t feminize seeds this way. It’s also a good idea to toss any and all seeds that are the result of natural herming (for example seeds you find in your buds even though you didn’t grow any male plants).
Before colloidal silver the method used for female seeds was Rhodelization,but it wasn’t the most stable method
- Rhodelization (Not Recommended!) – In some cases, a female cannabis plant may naturally start making male pollen sacs or bananas, which can self-pollinate the plant. This happens if the plant is stressed, or if the plant is not harvested in time and buds start to die of old age. The plant is basically doing everything it can to make seeds and save the next generation. This method is “natural” and these seeds end up being mostly female. The problem with this method is you’re selecting for plants that naturally turn into hermies (grow both male and female sex organs) without any chemical induction. This means the resulting seeds are much more likely to turn hermie in natural conditions, too. That’s a problem if you don’t want seedy buds every time you harvest. For that reason, it’s highly recommended you don’t feminize seeds this way. It’s also a good idea to toss any and all seeds that are the result of natural herming (for example seeds you find in your buds even though you didn’t grow
They where using something like the silver,can't remember what it was .they had better results with it.i will try to watch the interview again sometime.Before colloidal silver the method used for female seeds was Rhodelization,but it wasn’t the most stable method
- Rhodelization (Not Recommended!) – In some cases, a female cannabis plant may naturally start making male pollen sacs or bananas, which can self-pollinate the plant. This happens if the plant is stressed, or if the plant is not harvested in time and buds start to die of old age. The plant is basically doing everything it can to make seeds and save the next generation. This method is “natural” and these seeds end up being mostly female. The problem with this method is you’re selecting for plants that naturally turn into hermies (grow both male and female sex organs) without any chemical induction. This means the resulting seeds are much more likely to turn hermie in natural conditions, too. That’s a problem if you don’t want seedy buds every time you harvest. For that reason, it’s highly recommended you don’t feminize seeds this way. It’s also a good idea to toss any and all seeds that are the result of natural herming (for example seeds you find in your buds even though you didn’t grow any male plants).
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