Help with seed production

[wildroots]

I’m in the process of cloning two cuttings of each right now. A week after the clones root I’ll put the into the flower room for sexing (I downloaded a video from Bearshare “I grow chronic” which gave me the basics ) As of now the plants been in a drip system for 3 weeks, all are huge. The ice are approx 14” and the NYCD X G13 are 9” and very bushy.
From what I can see right now I only have one small one from each group, so picking the plants with the best characteristics will be difficult since I have an untrained eye.

 

[rockymtnbuds]

I got a most amazing male when I grew Reefermans Grapefruit. I took cuttings and saved them and am now rooting 3rd generation cuttings. This one will be around here for a long time. Can't wait to see what he does with my Haze.

 

[Guest]

I’m in the process of cloning two cuttings of each right now. A week after the clones root I’ll put the into the flower room for sexing (I downloaded a video from Bearshare “I grow chronic” which gave me the basics ) As of now the plants been in a drip system for 3 weeks, all are huge. The ice are approx 14” and the NYCD X G13 are 9” and very bushy.
From what I can see right now I only have one small one from each group, so picking the plants with the best characteristics will be difficult since I have an untrained eye.

well if your lookin to get a line that is great for indoor, ya wanna select short stout branchy plants, or what ever you see you like, the way they grow, resin production, how vigorous and the like. the final cut is made when the bud has been sampled.

so what ever your growin, you want cuts of each so as not to lose the ugly ducklin that rocks your world.

rocky........so then you know what im sayin on the males. there the prize when found.

CBF

 

[wildroots]

Thanks CBF - I had to think about the male dominance as the strong point for a few hours (kids and family messing with my brain) I completely agree with you, after all nature does have it’s laws. Well you have brought the issue of breeding the males in both directions from both seed groups, which is something I hadn’t thought of. Good insight thanks