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The Fat Leaf Breeding Project

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SELF SEXed PLANTs:

Questions:
Little late flowers on big ripe buds.
Anyone ever get seeds from these flowers?
My experience has been that late hermy flowers rarely make seeds on any plant. Ive found small inert clusters of seeds in a seedless crop. Ive guessed that these were created from late hermy flowers


Hermaphrodite Expressions:
Ive seen strains that will produce hermy branches, especially lower branches.
If you clone the the hermy branch, will the clone be duplicate of the mother with lower hermy branches or will the entire plant be hermy?
Ive never tried it.
 
SELF SEXed PLANTs:


Hermaphrodite Expressions:
Ive seen strains that will produce hermy branches, especially lower branches.
If you clone the the hermy branch, will the clone be duplicate of the mother with lower hermy branches or will the entire plant be hermy?
Ive never tried it.
they will make seeds in a perpetual...im guessing that branch will produce an entire hermy plant, that branch being the more mature part of the plant is showing how the upper branches will most likely hermy aswell, as it matures...
 
Breeders bred he bug resistance out of plants while chasing potency and looks. I’m new to breeding but I’m interested i want to pollen chuck in the near future i guess i have to f2 my line first before i dust other plants. Currently I’m working aliens gear , skunkmaster and archive. I’m looking at a potential male from the sweeties Han Solo burger or my glitter apple pack from there i will play
 
from there i will play
That's the best (and hardest) part! After F2, you'll have to start keeping really good records. All sorts of weird recessive stuff can show up.

Your stud male should be tested first. Meaning you need to breed him with several different females to see what genetics he contributes. You want an Olympic Athlete, not Joe-the-plumber. Back-cross to a few of his daughters to bring out any x-link traits. Once you find your stud, you're set!

Keep true to your "plan" and by the time you get to F5, they should be very stable and reliable. Good luck!!
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hey what do you think of this breeding chart?
 

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I miss @lino and his stories. This thread brings back good memories. Positive vibes...

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I can't wait for that kind of freedom too .. but fear the fat cats are going to do the same thing that's happening there. Pros and cons to everything in life I guess
Weed Freedom in Canada is off the rails. Guys have contest to grow the biggest. My neighbor 3 doors down grew 4 plants(legal limit) and they appeared to be 3 different strains. And the biggest one was 12 foot plus and 7 feet wide. Others down to 10 feet and 5 feet wide. I've never met him but he is an urban legend to me.
 
BIG PROBLEMs in the 1st run. I have to rethink this breeding project. ALL my breeders in Denver Metro, Utah, and Wyo got WIPED OUT! One in Alamosa and one in Arkansa Valley and one in New Mex and my Mexico breeders are still surviving. I'm seeing Strains of super PM and another very small super bug that is very hard to detect until its to late, he might be a cousin to Russet Mites. LMAO, Cavemandica plants are not phased by super bugs either. That is a plant of plants, and the person with the clones of her killed em while on vacation and she 3 wks into flower... :(
I helped in other breeding projects in the 80's and we did not have the pathogen problems like we have now.

I was in awe at how many offers I have had lately to buy my heirlooms on linolatte. Now I am convinced not to sell or trade anymore. Our cannabis gene pool is a sess pool. I went online and searched for 2 days now. There is no more breeding stock available. I ask myself, are us ol skool breeders like myself letting go of our breeding stock anymore?

All the new genes are not good in many ways. Anything GG, Diesel, Bubba, Grape, feminized, Chem, Kush, OG, Dawg, all the cultivars derived from these mutts are deemed genetically modified and not healthy for consumption either. When you have to use chemicals and or isolate a species from the world it has been genetically modified, modified to not survive in our world without chemicals, this is what I call potatoes blithe syndrome coming to closet near you.

I think @epitome said it well, breeding plants from multiple gardens is like a giant sex orgy in a whore house and if you're plant comes unprotected, you cant complain to us about what you get from our whore house. Ive lectured my students about banter upon each other on this topic. no need to throw stones.
So I got to plot what plants went to, and where the plants came from. Report: Scratching my head here. Garden A - B - C and D
A and B exchange plants.
D gives C plants.
C gets plants from A & B also.
D does not get any plants from any of our community breeders.
D gives a plant to A. In that order BTW.
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A, B, and D gardens get wiped out.
D gets P.M. and swears its not from his garden.
(A ) gets a super bug, not the usual Russet Mite, but a close relative.
C stays organic kinda, no IPM, abuses his garden and he gets NO PATHOGENS!

It hit this morning while studying ALL the garden exchanges.
WHAT DO GARDEN A -B and D have in common? And Why did the C gardenS not get any pathogens?
A - B and D breeders brought in clones for DISPENSES! Fucking WHORES!

We're pisted but no names plz.

@BigBeeBud keep a close eye on those pueblo dispense clones. I know you got backup for the Katsu, but still be careful as I seeing disasters like we havent dealt with.
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Decade later and still pest resistant even after Bxing and inbreeding out of control Ideotypes.
 
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