Hey eyes down, I haven't got the facilities to check, but logically I would say it can't be a polyploid. I suspect poly x poly would generate all poly offspring. Since I've only managed to get them up to one in 3, I have to say its in standard diploid genes. Some sort of multiple gene combination. Best research suggests lea13 gene has shifted its allele position and has been copied into multiple locations on the DNA strand, coupled with the same thing with another gene doing the same thing.
The tell will be with the ratios in the offspring from quad x quad. That's a match I've never been able to do before. So far its only been tri x tri over multiple generations.
There seems to be a combination that adds more branches per node. In the quad x quad, that combination should be more frequent. Whatever it is.
We'll have to wait and see what those seeds bring.
V.G. hey mate, the soil is a new one. Its a very light fluffy general purpose one, that requires some topping up. I used to use clover peat moss, but they shut down with covid, so I'm now using this stuff
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The reverse labels for each bottle is in my mars hydro gallery showing contents and values. That silicon is silicon plus K.
The wardrobe lol, yeah now we move onto my shame part of these posts. Check the next post out.