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What up Twist! I believe if u took that 1 in a 100 pheno type off some s1 seeds then selfed it, u would probably have more similar traits to that particular one than the original batch of s1 seeds. Now I believe if u decided to keep selfing this line down from s1,s2,s3 etc. I believe u would probably start washing out the genetics and creating all sorts of problems. I have never done that so it may not be 100% acurate, but a good analogy would be; Imagine if you had kids with your sister, then they had kids with their sisters, then they had kids with their sisters. Probably end up with some Hills have eys shit or something right. So, I would think this same law probably pertains to cannabis as well. I hope that makes sense. Btw, my harvest is coming up in a couple weeks so I'll have those dry Blackberry nugs for u to compare with the dry pics u showed me. Cheers mate! :animbong:I was just wondering if its possible to change the out come of selfing a plant. If i was to make an S1 of a plant and pick the best offspring out of 50 or 100 S1 seeds.
If i found a great plant say in a Bubba Kush S1 and i chose to self this plant would it be any differnt if i just selfed one of its sisters? Could I in future generations keep breeding/selfing down the line removing any unwanted plants change the outcome or would it be the same if i just did it randomly?
Is it possible to remove unwanted traits this way? say i took the Chemdog D cut and only used plants that didn't herm naturally. could I then end up with a Chemdog D that will only herm from chemicals By the S4 or S5 generation? I could then sell hermi free Chemdog D fem seeds that i would also select to be damm near identical to the Chemdog D cut?
actually plants respond quite favorably to inbreeding an is used by many to stabilize a seed line to be more unified phenos... this would be referd to as an IBL or inbredline.... but would be typically done with using the latter generrations to be crossed back to the orig p1 stock.... im not sure if you could use just pure selfing to stabilize a line.... imo everfy time you self a plant to hit itself with your making s1 beans... not creating an s2-s3-s4... azImagine if you had kids with your sister, then they had kids with their sisters, then they had kids with their sisters. Probably end up with some Hills have eys shit or something right. So, I would think this same law probably pertains to cannabis as well. I hope that makes sense. Btw, my harvest is coming up in a couple weeks so I'll have those dry Blackberry nugs for u to compare with the dry pics u showed me. Cheers mate! :animbong:
Btw, my harvest is coming up in a couple weeks so I'll have those dry Blackberry nugs for u to compare with the dry pics u showed me. Cheers mate! :animbong:
Whats up Twist, just saying whats up as I can't PM yet, lol
Hey SoCalDam, would you throw up some pics of your Blackberry Kush plant for us all? I'd love to see her in flower and the nug shots. I'd love to get a pack of seeds or a clone of her. Thanks hommie!
I know this is really old but im curious if you learned anything useful. I know that using CS can actually cause plants down line to germie EASIER because they have been selectively bred and fed a mutagen before reproduction. Every subsequent generation after that will adopt those mutations deeper and deeper into there genes intil BAM one of their recessive alleles is the hermie trait. And then bam, the more you back cross and try to stabilize, the deeper you incorporate the mutation. you were on to the right idea at the start, if you find a pheno that you love, back crossing it with its parent will reinforce those traits, then you take the new seeds and back cross them with the plant tou just took them from and soon enough tou have a stabilized f2. THEN hit it with the CS to get a bunch of fem seeds that will more or less be identical to the parent. now ive only been researching selective breeding for a couple years so maybe someone that knows more than me can either verify my findings or tell me why im wrong, but so far, this has been my observation.yeah i was wondering if i only selfed the no hermi chems(only the ones i can turn with CS) can i possibly weed out the hermi trait? Like i S1 Chemdog D outa 50 seeds i find a good Chemdog D pheno that dosent spit nanners easily. i then self this one for the S2 generation and find another Chemdog D phenotype that doesn't herm. so i then self that one for the S3 generation and so on. will my outcome be any differnt then if i just kept selfing random offspring from the same seeds? Or since im only using one plant will those genes be there no mater what way i go, and the S4 or S5 generation are exactly the same as the S1 generation?
A triploid would accomplish this goal for sure, this how seedless watermelon are made, turn it into a diploid, the tetraploid, which when crossed tetraploid with diploid create a tripl[id, which WILL BE STERILE unless hit with another triploidI was just wondering if its possible to change the out come of selfing a plant. If i was to make an S1 of a plant and pick the best offspring out of 50 or 100 S1 seeds.
If i found a great plant say in a Bubba Kush S1 and i chose to self this plant would it be any differnt if i just selfed one of its sisters? Could I in future generations keep breeding/selfing down the line removing any unwanted plants change the outcome or would it be the same if i just did it randomly?
Is it possible to remove unwanted traits this way? say i took the Chemdog D cut and only used plants that didn't herm naturally. could I then end up with a Chemdog D that will only herm from chemicals By the S4 or S5 generation? I could then sell hermi free Chemdog D fem seeds that i would also select to be damm near identical to the Chemdog D cut?
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