the blackstar should take some of the pointy out of that lil bugger, I already want to change the light out.
That's a great looking plant. Hate to see males like that go. Sooooo much potential.
I'll just need to watch myself and not track into the flower room although that wasn't a total disaster , as a matter of fact I wish it would have led to even more seed than it did.
hell then , lets find out! the two I've got that I'll run are actually just reverse the parents , I don't even remember the genetics , I think I recall sfv kush but I'd have to look it up.
From what we have done with this type of genetic work at 303 we are finding it is purely circumstantial, that is to say it depends on what the genetics are for the femmed seed you are working with. We have had the best luck with S1 or a Femmed cross (so our G6 is a good example of a femmed cross how we used and Aspen OG, femmed her and used the pollen to create the G6 femmed on our High country diesel female.) where as we had bad luck with the pre-98 femmed seeds we had which were probably like S4 's or something, needless to say that project got scrapped... using less bottle-necked genetics will increase your chances of success.
Very interusting GP, thanks for the info! So the further down the femd line a strain gets the less stable it becomes? Basically?
Not necessarily, but typically. They can become more stable in terms of phenotypes, but can become less stable in terms of male pollen production and hermaphroditic traits.
Sweet! What is cloud9?