The HashMan
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You obviously need to go back to school and take some plant biology classes bro, apparently you're full of shit with your bullshit story. All I've done is provide evidence of my breeding work
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You obviously need to go back to school and take some plant biology classes bro, apparently you're full of shit with your bullshit story. All I've done is provide evidence of my breeding work
Can you explain how this is done?
The HashMan
Member
Simple answer: Selective breeding.
A few of the Watermelon IBL phenos we gave to a friend for testing (he has a mini amateur home lab)
2 phenos tested high in CBD around 15-20% range. I want to try making a 1:1 by back-crossing the original watermelon kush with the CBD phenos, we plan on homogenizing the CBD phenos first to create a stable F1 hybrid.
We also have non-patented CBG breeding stock we plan on hybridizing with the watermelon ibl.
The HashMan
Member
No one said anything about hemp, you sound hella dumb right now, i have 30% thca pheno as well. lmao.
dramamine
Well-known member
So it's been inbred to breed true for both high CBD and high THC? How's that work?
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The HashMan
Member
You can inbreed a plant and still preserve the chemotypic diversity.
Technically, anything past F5+ in my eyes is considered inbred.
Or you can self a plant but selfing will lead to a lack of chemotypic diversity.
You obviously need to go back to school and take some plant biology classes bro, apparently you're full of shit with your bullshit story. All I've done is provide evidence of my breeding work
what evidence?
You’ve posted one photo of an outdoor plant?
You routinely say you only have an S1 of the watermelon kush, yet you bred it and have seed stock?
you then go on to say your using the original watermelon kush after you say you only have an S1..
you’ve spun yourself into quite a pickle of a web of deception.
not to mention you literally say cannabis near a field of strawberries then went on to permanently alter the genetic expression of that plant?
looks like you need to understand what terroir means.. as it’s not a “get out of jail free” for intelligible statements.
soil and environment can affect expressions in subtle ways, but plants do not genetically “chameleon” other plants in their vicinity
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The HashMan
Member
Thats the sole definition of terrior influence.... lmfao
"Terroir is a French term used to describe the environmental factors that affect a crop's phenotype, including unique environment contexts, farming practices and a crop's specific growth habitat. Collectively, these contextual characteristics are said to have a character; terroir also refers to this character."
Do you not know what selfing a plant is? it takes the original cutting to create a s1 cross... smh
NUANCED FLAVOR PROFILES
AND NOT GENETICALLY ALTERING AN EXISTING PLANTS PHYSICAL EXPRESSIONS TO EVEN OPERATE AS SUCH WHEN IN ANOTHER ENVIRONMENT
what you say you’ve done is complete rubbish, bullshit, and without a doubt factually false.
And PS: shiloh has never gotten beans from you
This is now just fun for me btw
Your argument is literally a joke
AND NOT GENETICALLY ALTERING AN EXISTING PLANTS PHYSICAL EXPRESSIONS TO EVEN OPERATE AS SUCH WHEN IN ANOTHER ENVIRONMENT
what you say you’ve done is complete rubbish, bullshit, and without a doubt factually false.
And PS: shiloh has never gotten beans from you
This is now just fun for me btw
Your argument is literally a joke
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The HashMan
Member
How do you think cannabis developed its flavor profile? solely by genetic inheritance and selective breeding?
There is this thing called pheno-typic plasticity.
I feel like google could be your friend ~
There is this thing called pheno-typic plasticity.
I feel like google could be your friend ~
The HashMan
Member
Also I must mention that you can't re-create my terrior, because I breed more than just cannabis in my garden alongside my cannabis, this is called polyculture.
The HashMan
Member
I could say the same to you, guy who didnt even know who Neil Smith was, lmao
Who's neil smith?
Hashman, post some pics of this elusive watermelon you made, that would help.
I mean this is getting a little out on the tiles.
I have grown seeds from one strain in with a basil garden for like a decade and the results don't smell or taste like basil..
It is sad to me that scientific plant breeding seems to be a thing of the past.
Also I would consider an IBL an IBL (which is a stupid term invented by the canna community) when the resulting progeny shows little phenotypical variance, not by generation. Someone could cross until they are blue in the face until F39 doesn't mean shit, if the results are willie nillie..
Hashman, post some pics of this elusive watermelon you made, that would help.
I mean this is getting a little out on the tiles.
I have grown seeds from one strain in with a basil garden for like a decade and the results don't smell or taste like basil..
It is sad to me that scientific plant breeding seems to be a thing of the past.
Also I would consider an IBL an IBL (which is a stupid term invented by the canna community) when the resulting progeny shows little phenotypical variance, not by generation. Someone could cross until they are blue in the face until F39 doesn't mean shit, if the results are willie nillie..
