Sheldong said:I'm starting a grow where i don't have the time of space to worry about males or a mother plant. I was wondering what seed banks have the most consistent f1 lines, cause i'm also going to do this scrog style.
NeptHaze said:dont sway the market toward herm beans
Its sounds easy to me for all seedbanks to make all fem beans and put a cap on there market.
if you go to a public pool, stand next to it and start pissing into it, you're going to get into a lot of trouble.what I n I mean is this...
feminized seed-lines are prone to hermaphrodificy. (king/queen plants)
the way that female seeds are produced is the simplest, quickest and cheapest method of producing seed-lines. selection involves very little skill. it's a case of, "here's a load of clones, see if yo can make one herm..." lol
feminization takes a population of female clones, removes one clone at 15 days into 12/12. stresses subject clone to produce male parts on an otherwise female plant. pollenates remaining population of female clones with pollen. a cheap feminized seedline is the result.
these plants are good to grow, ok to clone for a while, but the genetics aren't strong. obviously for breeding these lines are un-reliable since the hermaphrodific traits may be passed-on in resulting progeny. (hence my no thanks)
most of the standard lines (let alone feminized lines) that get banded about town these days are polyhybrids or f2's. to make an f1 hybrid yo need to use ibl's. lots of seed banks are developing feminized seedlines from their f2 stock. ANYONE can breed-out a feminized f3 line,,,, it really is a joke!
please feel free to explain how yo make a 'feminized f1 hybrid',,,
without adding chemicals that is...
peace out
dLeaf