MrRojos
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Just had a pm ask about how I pick which to breed.I'm horrible at elaborating so I'll do it quick right now.
The beans that are not going to be labeled are not apart of any crosses that I plan to do.
This season I'll backcross let's say yeti to its self.will pick best female best male.since won't know how either really is I'll be going off visual indicators. (Most vigour,best structure,tightest internodes,smelliest. Etc)
Next year I will run let's say 80 of that backcross.(if I want a stud male to use in projects here's what I'd do)
Will keep (again off visual indicators) let's say 5 males.I'd then take those 5 males and cross them to 5 strains each,with each strain being clones off same plants.
Example:yeti#1 x Scott's og
Yeti#2 x Scott's og
Yeti#3 x Scott's og etc...
I'd do that to like 5 strains.
A real stud will start to show in that each lady he hits offspring will be at least some what "better" than his brothers kids.
NOW I'd have my proven yeti stud.
I'm no chimera or any other famous badass breeder and I'll humbley say that all day long.
I Dibble tho and have for awhile but still have to more to learn than I could in a lifetime.
I wanted to elaborate further because I didn't before and was pm about it so I figured if that question came to his mind might as well go into further detail for everyone to see.
I always keep in mind that the famed chemo was from bag seed so you just never know buuuuuutttt when really trying to make a great cross that's not how ya go about it.
I was blessed with having some knowledge passed down by our pot forefathers so when doing a serious breeding project I really try to do it right.respect to those who came before and will come after:)
The beans that are not going to be labeled are not apart of any crosses that I plan to do.
This season I'll backcross let's say yeti to its self.will pick best female best male.since won't know how either really is I'll be going off visual indicators. (Most vigour,best structure,tightest internodes,smelliest. Etc)
Next year I will run let's say 80 of that backcross.(if I want a stud male to use in projects here's what I'd do)
Will keep (again off visual indicators) let's say 5 males.I'd then take those 5 males and cross them to 5 strains each,with each strain being clones off same plants.
Example:yeti#1 x Scott's og
Yeti#2 x Scott's og
Yeti#3 x Scott's og etc...
I'd do that to like 5 strains.
A real stud will start to show in that each lady he hits offspring will be at least some what "better" than his brothers kids.
NOW I'd have my proven yeti stud.
I'm no chimera or any other famous badass breeder and I'll humbley say that all day long.
I Dibble tho and have for awhile but still have to more to learn than I could in a lifetime.
I wanted to elaborate further because I didn't before and was pm about it so I figured if that question came to his mind might as well go into further detail for everyone to see.
I always keep in mind that the famed chemo was from bag seed so you just never know buuuuuutttt when really trying to make a great cross that's not how ya go about it.
I was blessed with having some knowledge passed down by our pot forefathers so when doing a serious breeding project I really try to do it right.respect to those who came before and will come after:)