WalterWhiteFire
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If you take a strain to f10 and still have hermies, your first couple selections were bad. Why does it matter where it comes from at that point, you've obviously failed from the start.
I'm just having a hard time applying the squares to anything useful in my home brew style of pollen throwing. Can you use an example of a strain and how it's useful so my uneducated brain can soak it up? @lino
But I think @zeke has a good point, who the hell has enough time to Punnett Chart 50 plants. Find the champs, breed em and see what happens,,, then A guy could all fancy with chemicals and Punnett maps
Anything can cause a plant to express differently,nutes,temps,light, or stress,i agree the punnet is important,if I could understand the freaking things,iv been at for a long time,i still can't work these things out,76Said seeds in the original post ideally should all be champs already. Assuming the original breeder did everything right. In one of Michael Starks books he indicates that some strains will express different genes based on the environment they are grown in and thus adapt genetically to that environment suggesting an outdoor strain grown indoors might express itself totally different than it would outdoors and breed differently than expected. I have also read about changing light cycles actually will change the way the plant expresses itself outwardly.
Phenotype = Genotype + EnvironmentSaid seeds in the original post ideally should all be champs already. Assuming the original breeder did everything right. In one of Michael Starks books he indicates that some strains will express different genes based on the environment they are grown in and thus adapt genetically to that environment suggesting an outdoor strain grown indoors might express itself totally different than it would outdoors and breed differently than expected. I have also read about changing light cycles actually will change the way the plant expresses itself outwardly.
What chemicals are breeders using and why?But I think @zeke has a good point, who the hell has enough time to Punnett Chart 50 plants. Find the champs, breed em and see what happens,,, then A guy could all fancy with chemicals and Punnett maps
What chemicals are breeders using and why?
NO, i dont use any light interruption, ZERO! The graph showed that cannabis, a short day plant, will not flower/bud properly with light interruption.So if I interpret your graph correctly you prefer a flash of light roughly in the middle of your dark period of what looks to be about 30 mins. Or am I interpreting incorrectly.
I've never smoked a bowl of theory, does that contaminateI could not agree less with that advice. And that last statement is just wrong. It's not how most cannabis breeders breed that I can give you. It's however how plants breed, and cannabis is just that, a plant. While not all traits and genes inherit according to 'simple' Mendelian rules throwing it out the window is like a carpenter throwing away his hammer, i.e. an essential tool. Mendel squares is about turning the unknown into known.
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