Old Piney
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I see a few seeds, you know who the dad was? I'm with you bag appeal means nothing .when I see today's Captain Krunch Berry looking buds It creeps me out , what the hell do they do to that shit
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shiva82
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modern day beasters. yield monkeys
How do you level a wooden floor? Add shims and sanding?
The pollen was from 5 selected Sativa Candy Chunks. Should be some good offspring, however, I am scared off for my setup becuase they initiate flowering so early, they will get overly seeded. Needs some selection.
Maybe I can send you some of these seeds to look through and you can refine it a bit and it will turn into a super-keeper stock!
Yeah flowers don't have to be that dense. I actually find the highly dense DC x LVPK x HK flowers to be harder to smoke. Excessively dense flowers are more prone to mold and may not cure correctly because you have to dry them down so much, on the outside and they lose the moisture they need to cure.
The pollen was from 5 selected Sativa Candy Chunks. Should be some good offspring, however, I am scared off for my setup becuase they initiate flowering so early, they will get overly seeded. Needs some selection.
Maybe I can send you some of these seeds to look through and you can refine it a bit and it will turn into a super-keeper stock!
Yeah flowers don't have to be that dense. I actually find the highly dense DC x LVPK x HK flowers to be harder to smoke. Excessively dense flowers are more prone to mold and may not cure correctly because you have to dry them down so much, on the outside and they lose the moisture they need to cure.
Used to test seed for OG BUB of Hill Temple Collective. He was working in F1 hybrids to promote hybrid vigor and improve the lines.
THE NATURE OF HETEROTIC LOCI
Increasing evidence that the dominance hypothesis, at least in its simplest form, was inadequate to account for the heterosis actually observed in various species led to increased interest in the nature of "heterotic loci" their relationship to the selective advantage of heterozygotes, the...
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Basically when you have true breeding parents, they contain largely homozygous forms of genes (alleles), meaning both chromosomes contain the same form of the gene, creating stability in the line.
When a hybrid of 2 homozygous parents (P1's) is made, it results in offspring with the highest level of heterozygocity, being different forms of the gene (alleles) present in the chromosomes. This allows the plant to have less expression of deleterious (damaging) forms of genes (alleles) which produces a faster, healthier, more potent plant.
shiva82
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the floor is solid foundation , asphalt layer . rubble and bitumen they used to use 150 years ago . and then it has a few more modern layers on top of that by the looks of it . it is uneven, but solid and water tight . i will be using a flexible self levelling with added fibers , and then applying the vinyl floor. it once had tiles or yorkshire stone flags i imagine. the old flags would of been great .
POPULATION STRUCTURE AND HETEROSIS
Inbreeding is regularly deleterious in many species (e.g., alfalfa, corn, drosophila) and sometimes deleterious in other species (onions, sunflowers),.but it has little or very little effect in still other species (cucurbits and the self-pollinated species). Many investigators have postulated...
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shiva82
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something like this i will fit. 11 quid a m2 . https://www.onlinecarpets.co.uk/pro...MIiZm6t4W_gwMVLZFQBh3jqwPLEAQYBSABEgLnNPD_BwE
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Thats an old house, I bet a lot of homes in europe are getting old! My house was made in the 1960's and I thought it was old. Love the character of old homes. We have a historic part of our town, and the homes are about that age with similar issues.
shiva82
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they all need a new roof now. most have the o.g welsh slate tiles still. they lasted 150 years before becoming brittle. i replaced mine with a tile inferior to welsh slate but will last 50 years . the next owner can worry about that
shiva82
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the damage skirting board i will replace with hard wood but matching size shape to the existing . just in case
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shiva82
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good question. you would have to use a low v.o.c type paint. i would maybe use an opaque white woodstain or just normal white acrylic wood primer . i think leave the timber , just use wood preserver on it all, and then use white plastic and staple gun . or just use the white black white sheet and staples as it is . masonry or external paints have mercury
