Tvanmunhen
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Is it okay to make a mother out of a feminized seeds clone? Does this affect the genetics?
Making a mother?
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Rozgreenburn
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Great question, I'm watching.
Tvanmunhen
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Why are people not always using fem seeds then when pheno hunt for a good mother?
Killaki
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Cheaper? Why would the clone be any different than the mother?
Tvanmunhen
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Thanks, just curious I'm very new
Tvanmunhen
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Tvanmunhen
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I guess I really need to read up on the process of fem and for now I'll just make a mom. For some reason I thought a fem seed was genetically modified. Thanks everyone for your comments.
Tvanmunhen
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Nice and you don't see any issues with deficiencies?
MICHI-CAN
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Clone from reg mom. Hundreds of offspring. And just the initial investment of a gamble while watering.
Selfing, or feminizing is a chemical alteration of the plants genes. Please read for your benefits. LOL.
Tvanmunhen
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Will do thanks
Tvanmunhen
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I know I can clone pretty much anything and make it grow but I really want the best product that can make!
Killaki
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None.
MICHI-CAN
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You just stated the plan. Commit and it is there. LOL. Easier than you may think. Just another plant.
Tvanmunhen
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Thanks again for your input killaki! Just did a little bit of reading on leafy seems to support your info
https://www.leafly.com/news/science...the phenomenon,susceptible to pests and fungi.
go go kid
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half of it is the fun of growing, 10 regular seeds are much cheaper and you can find a keeper in one of those packs.
MICHI-CAN
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No different. You keep a clean grow and there are no issues. As well as a sanitary cloning procedure. Where most introduce pathogens.Thanks again for your input killaki! Just did a little bit of reading on leafy seems to support your info
Punsnroses420
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Random side note since you mention it, feminized seeds are when you breed two females together to get seeds instead of a female and male. You can choose one of the two girls to play the part of the dude by spraying her with a chemical that will keep her female hormones from developing and allowing for male pollen sacs to form instead. It's a simplification of the process and doesn't scratch the surface of debate people have over the genetic quirks and competing theories about what that may or may not be present in the genetics (hermies as an example) as a result of feminizing seeds, but maybe helps explain a bit.