No me neither mate lol. I spent 20 years trying, went from one example, through to one in 66, all the way to one in 3. Not stabilised yet though.
Tri x bi makes more tri, tri x tri makes even more. Each generation they get a little more common. Soon you start to see quads and fasciated plants in the mix. The temptation to leave the yellow brick road is strong. Keep to the tri x tri route and they get common.
Not much interest in them though, no one was interested when they hit seedbay.
No me neither mate lol. I spent 20 years trying, went from one example, through to one in 66, all the way to one in 3. Not stabilised yet though.
Tri x bi makes more tri, tri x tri makes even more. Each generation they get a little more common. Soon you start to see quads and fasciated plants in the mix. The temptation to leave the yellow brick road is strong. Keep to the tri x tri route and they get common.
Not much interest in them though, no one was interested when they hit seedbay.