Craigson
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Ok thats what I would have thought, just everything I found say F1 is two diff strains being bred.
S1 seeds
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CannaBruh
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Yes, more kush seeds.
Without knowing the parents there's no tellng what it is. An F1 (first filial) requires two different parents, so 10 kush seeds making seeds sounds more like f2.
In the end it doesn't matter if you're just making seeds.
CannaBruh
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Because it is, F1 "hybrid" uses 2 discernibly different lines.
bullSnot
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a) They are still called seeds
b) Depends if they got married before they breed, on what you call em
c)Kush babies
Bad Karma
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The seeds in question would be called Kush IBL. IBL stands for Inbred Line. When two siblings from the same generation of seeds are mated together the resulting outcome will always be an inbred line. Many growers make seeds this way thinking that they've made "F2's" of their favorite strains, they are misinformed.
Bad Karma
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What a persuasive argument you make, and backed up by so many facts, as well.
To make regular seeds there needs to be two parents, P1, and P2.
F1 is the first filial generation of this pairings offspring.
P1xP2=F1
To make F2 seeds, one of the original parents(P1 or P2) must be involved, to continue the filial line. This is also known as Back Crossing (BX).
P1xF1=F2
P2xF1=F2
F1xP1=F2
F1xP2=F2
If you mate two F1's from the same pack of seeds, you will be making an F1 Inbred Line (IBL).
F1xF1=F1 IBL
CannaBruh
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"Kush" seeds are unrelated? You're skipping a key fundamental at this stage.
Bad Karma
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Please enlighten us, what key fundamental am I skipping? I showed all of my work and backed it up. As where you just keep making vague comments that you won't elaborate on.
CannaBruh
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I did, put quotes around "kush" asking about their relation, this is the key.
too larry
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So you are saying the [Triangle Kush Cookies X Nightcap X Sinmint] X [Shit/Skunk] that I IBL'ed might not be stable?She has a lot in her gene pool, and you are seeing what might come out. True breeding varieties might be closer to identical, but polyhybrids and such are going to have many expressions as it's an in cross, or an f2 but you've limited the pairs to only what she can offer. So if she has some recessive traits you might be seeing a lot of the come out whereas whatever the dad was in the previous generation maybe you see much of what he donated in the mom you selfed. I could be wrong and am really stoned and read this somewhere, also sometimes I dream
whitebb2727
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Its actually quit common in the ag industry to sell f1 seeds. They are fairly uniform and fast growing.
It also keeps people from stealing your strains as f2 will be all over the place.
F1 is a cross between two strains. It could be reg or fem beans.
S1 is a self pollinated female. The offspring will be female and a good representation of the mother though not an exact copy.
Damn. Another old thread got me.
too larry
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Don't you hate it when that happens. I think only nubes use the RIU search feature. Not that there is anything wrong with nubes.
Bad Karma
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CannaBruh
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Any two seeds make an F1? Is this your position @Bad Karma ?
bullSnot
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Part 1: I have a female plant I take two clones from it. I turn one male...I breed them...what are they? As both parents are from the same plant.
Part 2: that same female I took clones from, I take another clone female. One of those seeds from part1 grows and I turn male...is this backcrossing?
Part 2: that same female I took clones from, I take another clone female. One of those seeds from part1 grows and I turn male...is this backcrossing?
