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She's A Super Freak - She's Super Freaky
- Thread starter Dawn Patrol
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No I didn't keep any pollen. I'm getting a little paranoid about my plant count so I destroyed both plants. There was nothing about the structure of either plant that matched the description of the seed stock I bought so I didn't even consider it.
It would have been an interesting experiment to see if or how much of the mutation was passed along in the genetics though.
I already harvested a bunch of pollen from a beautiful Kush plant and though I'm just a novice breeder, it should be fun to play around with that.
It would have been an interesting experiment to see if or how much of the mutation was passed along in the genetics though.
I already harvested a bunch of pollen from a beautiful Kush plant and though I'm just a novice breeder, it should be fun to play around with that.
well, from what i have read about plants with fasciated stems, they yield poorly. This was certainly true of a fasciated trainwreck (tw x [tw x afghan]) I grew not too long ago. It was also the weakest stem I have ever seen. The only other time i have had a fasciated stem was a male o'haze x skunk#1. SO from my experience and the info sam the skunkman has shared, i would say you did the right thing not breeding with it.
