Thesearch
Active member
the moment you are doing the Selection in a given Enviroment you are making a decision. The decision between keeper and not keeper.
If the Soilcomposition , moiturecontent or whatever enviromental factor lets a given Pheno express nicely, you then will choose this Pheno cause it looks nice, feels , effects nice.
So, the Enviroment has guided/steered what you selected for.
I already mentioned Enviroment does not really change the Dna (or atleast put this beside), but it guides your decision.
these Enviromet Factors vary, differnt in Thaiand, then in Afghanistan, than Indors, than in...
IMHO
Of course, this isn't a necessary problem, but I understand what you are saying. I would say a good breeder can recognize these things and overcome their influence. I have heard it said many times that you sometimes need to grow different varieties with different nutrient levels, temperatures, harvest times etc to get the most out of the plants' individual expression, and I understand many people select against plants that weren't grown properly, don't see the value in a 20+ week strain etc etc leading to the erasure of some possibly better phenos, sometimes forever, but these things can be overcome by a good grower/breeder imo