NHaze
If everything was still so superb after all these years why is everyone still searching for a good haze? I'm merely playing devils advocate. I'm very up to date on lineages and history. It's sad to say... But they're long gone. A mere shell of what they used to be.
There have been many attempts to get the sativa buzz into an indoor plant
jojo aww heirloom beans. incredible. perfect for haze and zamal hybrids.
^ exactly what i'm working on atm.
G`day I
Not sure what makes AWW special ?
Rumour says its a cut of f1 WW stolen from a Canna fair . Then crossed with NL . Yawn ...
I have grown crosses from Mota Rebel using AWW . meh .
Thanks for sharin
EB .
How does a clone wear out ?
G day I
Worn out male ?
How does a clone wear out ? How does its pollen change ?
New clone = new pecker .
Thanks for sharin
EB .
Originally Posted by Elmer Bud View Post
How does a clone wear out ?
GROW Q&A: MOTHER PLANTS AND GENETIC DRIFT
By Danny Danko January 28, 2015
http://hightimes.com/grow/grow-qa-mother-plants-and-genetic-drift/Dear GP,
Mother plants kept in good standing, without stresses and problems, should continue to put out clones with the same potency and vigor as they have for years. On the other hand, mother plants that have suffered in life and been traumatized will likely pass a certain amount of that trauma on to their rooted cuttings. Thus, keeping a mother plant healthy and thriving is the key to avoiding a loss in odor, flavor or potency.
http://www.naturalhealth365.com/nutrients-nutrition-1949.htmlThe bottom line is that our genes, biology and health can be altered – for better or worse – at any given moment. Our DNA is much more fluid than previously thought.
My blood boils when I see that term used for this subject, it popped out at me in the title by Danny Danko. And yes you did avoid it in your text, sorry.I carefully avoided the "genetic drift" descriptor.
Probably part of the problem is more due to loss of parent clones from the past and the genetics being used are from subsequent generations, not that that is a totally bad thing but it may be creating a bottle neck with selected lines. This would be an example of genetic drift....there is a lot of discussion about today's seed stock and clone base not up to par in the eyes of the beholders.
Yesthe concept that "dna is not fixed" is going to be a controversial one me thinks.
a couple of years I messaged him on this site and he responded .in fact if your out there Neville hit me up lets recover those lost genes !MD
It can't really be tested but whose to say a parent doesnt start offering different genetic dominance as it ages.
When a male human starts to get old the pecker gets tired, the sperm count gets lower, and I think there is a higher chance of developmental issues with the child. So maybe plants are the same, who really knows.
I've wondered before the health of a parental plant change the genetics it might pass on.
I know with humans the healthier the parents the better quality traits get passed on. So does a healthy male or female plant pass on different genetics than an unhealthy male or female?
Can one breeding produce better offspring than a different breeding if environmental conditions are more favorable?
G day FIS
Your projecting human characteristics onto a plant .
Bro science bro .
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Actually, it's not. It's epigenetics as mentioned above, epigenetics is kind of a new science but it applies to all living things and is how environment and health alter outcomes.
it was Mr.Nice Forums .my mistake .MDNev was never a member on this site.
M.