Rybo
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Mine was like that in veg. Reeked of skunk. Sour diesel
CSI humboldt thread
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40AmpstoFreedom
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He (CSI) had plenty on his website unless they sold out. I would never recommend buying from glo as they stole $1200 from me but he had some posted for good while, and everyone is getting their orders for the past few months. You will also wait 3-5 weeks routinely for your order. Check breedersdirect speakeasy seedbank and generally where ever else he sells to.
1 million % order your CD gear from Topdawg. Pro tip since I bought all I can and am ever willing to...Chem of the Crop if there are any packs left that is fuckin killer. Topdawg spends way more time narrowing down the gene pool with great selections and breeding with his chem crosses (csi is providing sort of a fountain of youth gene pool better for breeders less average grower). It is his specialty after all. You can find some good stuff. If you want the best GSC just buy the s1's. You'll find a killer keeper tailored to your taste of cookies pretty easily.
When I emailed he said it was an cut handed to him only by the name OG kush and it was a very long time ago when og was first hitting the scene in Cali.
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Philismymiddlename
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Thanks for all the info appreciate it.
SugarUB
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Switching parent positions can definitely change the outcome of the progeny. It's due to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genomic_imprinting and also why ligers and tigons are different animals.
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40AmpstoFreedom
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But these are not plants, these are mammals. Try reversing a male lion and see what happens /shrug hah. Or a female lion into into another female lion. Female plants can be reversed and express male parts, but there is still no male gene present despite being able to express it they are pure females genetically. This was my understanding of the subject and why your example doesn't compare. The science to it is definitely out. There are no research papers of this dealing with cannabis or any I have seen people offer up in the way of botany.
Genes are certainly not my specialization and epigenetics is a very fresh science to say the least. For those of us who have seen lots and lots of beans from the same mom's just different pollen donors it would be hard to change our minds given direct observation without a strong peer reviewed study.
SugarUB
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Frontiers | Imprinting in plants as a mechanism to generate seed phenotypic diversity
Normal plant development requires epigenetic regulation to enforce changes in developmental fate. Genomic imprinting is a type of epigenetic regulation in wh...
www.frontiersin.org
Mechanisms and evolution of genomic imprinting in plants - Heredity
Genomic imprinting, the allele-specific expression of a gene dependent on its parent-of-origin, has independently evolved in flowering plants and mammals. In mammals and flowering plants, imprinting occurs in the embryo as well as in embryo-nourishing tissues, the placenta and the endosperm...
www.nature.com
Genomic imprinting: insights from plants - PubMed
Imprinted gene expression--the biased expression of alleles dependent on their parent of origin--is an important type of epigenetic gene regulation in flowering plants and mammals. In plants, genes are imprinted primarily in the endosperm, the triploid placenta-like tissue that surrounds and...
Genomic imprinting definitely occurs in plants...
Mom is what?
The seed's shape, size, and color are based solely on the mother. Different pollen won't change that. However the genetics contained within that seed depend on both parents. Some traits will only be passed on by the seedbearing plant, and some will only be passed by the pollen donor. And the other side of the coin, some traits will not be passed on by either parents. And this changes when the position of the parents changes.
40AmpstoFreedom
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Frontiers | Imprinting in plants as a mechanism to generate seed phenotypic diversity
Normal plant development requires epigenetic regulation to enforce changes in developmental fate. Genomic imprinting is a type of epigenetic regulation in wh...
Mechanisms and evolution of genomic imprinting in plants - Heredity
Genomic imprinting, the allele-specific expression of a gene dependent on its parent-of-origin, has independently evolved in flowering plants and mammals. In mammals and flowering plants, imprinting occurs in the embryo as well as in embryo-nourishing tissues, the placenta and the endosperm...
Genomic imprinting: insights from plants - PubMed
Imprinted gene expression--the biased expression of alleles dependent on their parent of origin--is an important type of epigenetic gene regulation in flowering plants and mammals. In plants, genes are imprinted primarily in the endosperm, the triploid placenta-like tissue that surrounds and...pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Genomic imprinting definitely occurs in plants...
Mom is what?
The seed's shape, size, and color are based solely on the mother. Different pollen won't change that. However the genetics contained within that seed depend on both parents. Some traits will only be passed on by the seedbearing plant, and some will only be passed by the pollen donor. And the other side of the coin, some traits will not be passed on by either parents. And this changes when the position of the parents changes.
Very cool to see real published work finally. Will read it when I get a chance thanks a lot for taking the time to post it. Would be so much fun to have major/focus in Epigenetics this day and age.
Bodyne
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Mud dog stinks to high heaven also, but nuttin is touching my Rado alter bread Trinity cross, holy smokes, just veggin you can smell across the yard
I meant is it the Exodus/Psychosis/Suicide/Livers ... all obviously UK Cheese .. he doesnt specify which cut it is like OG... Fire/Tahoe/SFV..etc etc etc
JewelRunner
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Exodus is the real cheese as far as I know. I would assume he's working with the exodus cut
hicountry1
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Frontiers | Imprinting in plants as a mechanism to generate seed phenotypic diversity
Normal plant development requires epigenetic regulation to enforce changes in developmental fate. Genomic imprinting is a type of epigenetic regulation in wh...
Mechanisms and evolution of genomic imprinting in plants - Heredity
Genomic imprinting, the allele-specific expression of a gene dependent on its parent-of-origin, has independently evolved in flowering plants and mammals. In mammals and flowering plants, imprinting occurs in the embryo as well as in embryo-nourishing tissues, the placenta and the endosperm...
Genomic imprinting: insights from plants - PubMed
Imprinted gene expression--the biased expression of alleles dependent on their parent of origin--is an important type of epigenetic gene regulation in flowering plants and mammals. In plants, genes are imprinted primarily in the endosperm, the triploid placenta-like tissue that surrounds and...
Genomic imprinting definitely occurs in plants...
Mom is what?
The seed's shape, size, and color are based solely on the mother. Different pollen won't change that. However the genetics contained within that seed depend on both parents. Some traits will only be passed on by the seedbearing plant, and some will only be passed by the pollen donor. And the other side of the coin, some traits will not be passed on by either parents. And this changes when the position of the parents changes.
Thanks for posting this SugarUB, excited to dig into these!
The Pipe
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Pretty sure that the lemon tree used is an s1
conor c
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Livers and psychosis aren't cheese livers or uk blues is a skunk 1 select pheno so genetically like cheese but its not the same smell or taste wise and i suspect psycho is a cheese cross no one knows its true lineage tho but its definitely a bit different to cheese
JewelRunner
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Yeah I think that’s the case. Probably same s1 swamp boys and others use.
It's an s1 that came from 707seedbank/shabud
wheresthekoosh
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dang shoot, glo dropped the trainwreck crosses
I dont think thats the case
CSI labels the packs correctly when he uses an S1
I dm him on instagram yesterday but no response
anybody know his email?If he responds I'll be sure to let you guys know what he said
I was wondering when CSI was gonna drop them
I think im gonna pass though,Im waiting for those Irene crosses
