Caveman4.20
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Hey cmon give me some time to work and offer something for the community…3-4 months should show some progress.I think caveman is researching what to say next
Hey cmon give me some time to work and offer something for the community…3-4 months should show some progress.I think caveman is researching what to say next
Just a wild guess, that epigenetic metal influenced hormonal change switched more then just sex organs… maybe a dog breeding example will help. When breeding to tight you'll find abnormalities in organs like the heart. To tight bred terriers are born with enlarged hearts, mutated hearts, etc. etc.And how exactly does that metal get in to the plant we are growing ?
I can give an example of birds or some birds that are bred too tight also and if you have any ears left or right…Just a wild guess, that epigenetic metal influenced hormonal change switched more then just sex organs… maybe a dog breeding example will help. When breeding to tight you'll find abnormalities in organs like the heart. To tight bred terriers are born with enlarged hearts, mutated hearts, etc. etc.
Eventually has but youll see personality changes way before colors and physical mutations well depending if were talking too tight inbreeding or even too tight of line breeding aswell.Lol, what? ..birds born with no ears?
Jajajaja are you joking with me? Ok maybe they dont have anatomical ears per se butt they can hear or why else would they sing?It hit me hilarious cuz birds have no 'ears'...i was broken for a second there in laughter
Plants respond to inputs...responses to metal laced liquids may go beyond just making the plant throw nanners...or vice versa
yours! My bad, i have or had no intentions of jacking the thread… im no thread jacker. That i am not!I don't care how outstanding my pistillate plants are, the staminate plants always bring something to the mix the pistillate plants just don't possess:
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An intensity and a vigor that is quite unique.
If you don't have the patience and skill to develop cannabis without chemical manipulation of sexuality, by understanding what _both_ sexes contribute to the combination, should you really consider yourself a _breeder_?
This:
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could not have been produced without this:
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While I totally understand that gender bending, chemical manipulation is necessary for today's immediate gratification crowd, I'm afraid that eventually (through either some viroid or perpetual hermaphroditic process) chemically f-cking with the sexuality of cannabis will eventually, quite literally, f-ck us in the ass.
Hey, I'm a dinosaur, what do you expect?
That's how they make glyphosate resistant crop cultivars...you spray the fkrs till you find one that isnt affected by being sprayed with glyphosate
Just a wild guess, that epigenetic metal influenced hormonal change switched more then just sex organs… maybe a dog breeding example will help. When breeding to tight you'll find abnormalities in organs like the heart. To tight bred terriers are born with enlarged hearts, mutated hearts, etc. etc.
The load of bs is claiming you know everything about what your fcking with…how many experts out here will tell you they have no clue about all the fx of selective breeding? Most worth their weight in salt will say they know enough to not know they do not know shit…i do not know shit but im willing to experiment to familiarize myself some more… and unfortunately im an expert at growing hermies. Thats why i identify them early and eradicate.So silver is carried from the pollen ,to the donor, then the seed, the plant ? Sounds like a load of BS
The load of bs is claiming you know everything about what your fcking with…
No..the silver thiosulfate is sprayed all over a plant...multiple times..this affects how the ethylene is made...it is no longer binding to the receptor expecting it, that is what makes the plant grow male flowers...honestly it's like you've not covered this material but are stomping on the neck of the guy who is right...epigenetics...rook takes bishopSo silver is carried from the pollen ,to the donor, then the seed, the plant ? Sounds like a load of BS
No..the silver thiosulfate is sprayed all over a plant...multiple times..this affects how the ethylene is made...it is no longer binding to the receptor expecting it, that is what makes the plant grow male flowers...honestly it's like you've not covered this material but are stomping on the neck of the guy who is right...epigenetics...rook takes bishop
...that's gotta fkn sting