Well thanks for the flattery, I do like a bit of that, 
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I'm not sure science requires you to S1 to create a new smoke, but if you want to, it's fine.
The odds of finding a similar smoke to mom are slim. Put it this way, take a cook book, find a recipe you like. Now find another. Normally, we would combine both recipes to make a new dish. Mom plus dad equals new seeds. This is classical breeding.
Some of the words in dad's recipe and some of the words in moms get jumbled up, and form a new recipe. Or you can take a photocopy of mom's recipe, and jumble all the ingredients up, and randomly pick ot half for the new recipe.
But where the ingredients previously said 200g of flour and 1 egg, it could now say 400g of flour and no egg, or it could say 2 eggs, and not mention flour. Now think how many genes there are in a plant. To get them all exactly the same in the next recipe is unlikely. But, maybe you don't like eggs, ? One of the recipes could be perfect for you.
3rd world, access to Amazon? Buy either STS or colloidal silver. Plenty of threads here on using it. If not you need a small amount of pure silver bullion, 5 grams is about :$5, a 9 volt battery, (one of the square ones), two pieces of wire and some crocodile clips. You can make your own that way. Again, threads on here.
A 2.5m plant with 10 grams? How good can a high be to make that worth it? There are better things out there in my opinion. Find better breeding stock for better offspring. The S1 thing lets you know probabilities and qualities contained. Identify the best parental plants through the ratio of their good offspring, breed the best P1 plants together. It's not a quick fix, that's why most don't bother, but given evolution is random and not a progression towards a goal, an external actor, can influence and control it's direction, even speed it up. But it's still a slow process.
, I'm not sure science requires you to S1 to create a new smoke, but if you want to, it's fine.
The odds of finding a similar smoke to mom are slim. Put it this way, take a cook book, find a recipe you like. Now find another. Normally, we would combine both recipes to make a new dish. Mom plus dad equals new seeds. This is classical breeding.
Some of the words in dad's recipe and some of the words in moms get jumbled up, and form a new recipe. Or you can take a photocopy of mom's recipe, and jumble all the ingredients up, and randomly pick ot half for the new recipe.
But where the ingredients previously said 200g of flour and 1 egg, it could now say 400g of flour and no egg, or it could say 2 eggs, and not mention flour. Now think how many genes there are in a plant. To get them all exactly the same in the next recipe is unlikely. But, maybe you don't like eggs, ? One of the recipes could be perfect for you.
3rd world, access to Amazon? Buy either STS or colloidal silver. Plenty of threads here on using it. If not you need a small amount of pure silver bullion, 5 grams is about :$5, a 9 volt battery, (one of the square ones), two pieces of wire and some crocodile clips. You can make your own that way. Again, threads on here.
A 2.5m plant with 10 grams? How good can a high be to make that worth it? There are better things out there in my opinion. Find better breeding stock for better offspring. The S1 thing lets you know probabilities and qualities contained. Identify the best parental plants through the ratio of their good offspring, breed the best P1 plants together. It's not a quick fix, that's why most don't bother, but given evolution is random and not a progression towards a goal, an external actor, can influence and control it's direction, even speed it up. But it's still a slow process.
