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it sounds good but it works backwards from female dominate strains , the genders are always in a Push /Pull balancing act for stabilization female gender traits often mix well in like a cake mix .but males don't . and in a OLR there is only male ...and he wears a gilt ! lol if we hybrid it we can keep him setting down in the back as look as we don't cross him ...then he steps up and dominates any other new male traits as they are crossed into the mix .. I had been collecting rare strains for 25 years and never seen a strain that was truly male dominate...and the market dose not keep genetic male blood lines .. or do they and don't know it ...lol the healthy structure of a plant is controlled by the male traits .. when you grow only female traits in your selection you often have a strain that look stabilized but in fact is degrading over time from the lack of two controlling factors . one is the purity and quality of the males used to make the hybrid and the over selective choices of the breeder , by every time you select a good looking female your often throwing away the male traits of a given strain thus the over all health of the strain fades yes ,becoming homozygous, ,,, in shopper terms .. the sale is great but it still has a price on it ... ....you have to love the price we pay for fashion!
