inbred depression
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bicycle racer
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i wish i had a cmera like that i cant take any pics like that.
MEANGREEN69
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nice pics...are those dry? or are they still alive?
Grubs
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Very early in cure. Could have used a little more time I think, but I wanted the space. That tends to happen to the last ones to mature I'm afraid.
bicycle racer
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yeah any plant that i have that takes too long and is not to my liking ends up as bho.
Realclosetgreenz
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It takes about 2-4 years to truly stabilize specific genetics's maybe longer, not to mention how much space it would take. Generally inbred depression could be over come thru selection. Also save previous generations for future use.
bicycle racer
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absolutely its just a matter of time selection and generations.
MEANGREEN69
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hey grubs, do u keep the left over beans from diff gens (F1,F2,F3) so that if u run
into inbred depression, or lose a trait that you whould want you can go back and
find it??? im very worried that i mite lose a trait/s so i make and keep more beans
that i need just for this...and wanted to know if this is a comin thing to do or is
theres a eazer way other then cloneing & keeping??....
into inbred depression, or lose a trait that you whould want you can go back and
find it??? im very worried that i mite lose a trait/s so i make and keep more beans
that i need just for this...and wanted to know if this is a comin thing to do or is
theres a eazer way other then cloneing & keeping??....
Grubs
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I keep well labeled seed samples of everything, and I try to keep clones of the two best females for at least one generation after them. Never know when I might need to take a step back, or if something shows that I want to reenforce. Since I bought the original seeds, I don't want to put all my eggs in one basket, by saving seeds from each step if something goes wrong I can go back and pick up from there instead of going all the way back to scratch.
Roland
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It's the microscope ..... Man .... what a find .... $ 175.00 .on Craig's list ........
10x to 70x Zoom .. steroscope (2 eyepieces ...... Bausch &Lomb ... with a light
then I took my camera and held it to the eyepiece ... some pic's are good ..haha .. a lot ....... not as good.
The other photos .. I just play with different settings on my Camera and keep the good ones and throw out the others.
The Camera is Vivatar 5.0 Mp ... not top of the line ... haha not even mid high .. but does the job ........ I been thinkin' about gettting a new
Camera for quite a while .... still not sure what I REALLY want ... more Mp and close up potential I guess
Grubs
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I have a plant that has come out with whorled phyllotaxy. The three node instead of two node thing. Anyone know anything about it? It is on a male plant, but most of what I can find on it sounds like BS and guesses. It is supposed to be a breedable trait, but would you want to? One book says some forms of it may be sex linked, which would be way cool, but I find doubtful because a variety you could sex by veg growth wouldn't be a secret. I'm not above trying anyway, but was looking for input.
