Here is what I am going to be growing as my main crop of 2020.
Both parental lines are F1 Hybrids & I thought it would be interesting to see what would happen if they we're to have babies..
I've no idea when to expect but it sounds like fun.
I'm wanting to continue to exploit heterosis without outbreeding depression or 'Hybrid breakdown'
I feel that I will have some interesting plants in the progeny & I want to see the GCA SCA & REC of the crosses & find the Super High Yielding hybrids and exploit heterosis in F2 rather than loose 50% of it in a generation..
I'm growing the F1's @ 37N & all my selections will be done under natural light in the field where I can grow big plants to test for the Yield trait & also make the strain as early & resistant as I can.
I registered with Phylos Bioscience https://phylos.bio/plant-breeding & intend to use their test kits to separate the Males & Females before they go in the field from pots. It would be beneficial to know what Chemotype's they are so I can omit any that are not suitable & label them as clones for future breeding.
Both parental lines are F1 Hybrids & I thought it would be interesting to see what would happen if they we're to have babies..
I've no idea when to expect but it sounds like fun.
I'm wanting to continue to exploit heterosis without outbreeding depression or 'Hybrid breakdown'
I feel that I will have some interesting plants in the progeny & I want to see the GCA SCA & REC of the crosses & find the Super High Yielding hybrids and exploit heterosis in F2 rather than loose 50% of it in a generation..
I'm growing the F1's @ 37N & all my selections will be done under natural light in the field where I can grow big plants to test for the Yield trait & also make the strain as early & resistant as I can.
I registered with Phylos Bioscience https://phylos.bio/plant-breeding & intend to use their test kits to separate the Males & Females before they go in the field from pots. It would be beneficial to know what Chemotype's they are so I can omit any that are not suitable & label them as clones for future breeding.