I was looking at this emerald mountain strain: royal kush bx 10th gen.
Does this mean that there will only be one main phenotype? Will there be variations in odors, finishing times etc?
I have the royal kush 7 from them.
I only bought them because the description said “rosewater terps” yet to run but very interested and exited to see what awaits.
I have the royal kush 7 from them.
I only bought them because the description said “rosewater terps” yet to run but very interested and exited to see what awaits.
I was looking at this emerald mountain strain: royal kush bx 10th gen.
Does this mean that there will only be one main phenotype? Will there be variations in odors, finishing times etc?
Here is a screed from Mandelbrot himself. All worth reading, if you scroll down he talks about his breeding approach. From what I gather, he thinks of Royal Kush as a platform, where several desirable expressions can occur, and the breeder is free to choose breeding directions according to their own preference. https://www.emeraldmountainlegacy.com/ras-truth/spice-of-life
Here is a screed from Mandelbrot himself. All worth reading, if you scroll down he talks about his breeding approach. From what I gather, he thinks of Royal Kush as a platform, where several desirable expressions can occur, and the breeder is free to choose breeding directions according to their own preference. https://www.emeraldmountainlegacy.com/ras-truth/spice-of-life
That looked like an interesting read but I couldn't finish it. It's a wall of text. Paragraphs in writing structure exist for a reason. That link gave me a headache. I wanted to read what they had to say in entirety but I'm not reading that mess.
I sped read through it and got the jist which didn't tell me anything I didn't already know. Might be informational for some but in that format it's worthless.
I know what you mean! Part of what he was doing that was unique was trying to widen the genetic pool, as opposed to narrowing it down to create a stable, predictable product. My mind reels at the amount of work he put into his selections. Royal KUsh and crosses made from it will always be in my out door garden.