lol it'd be sweet! ps. who the hell you calling a stoner you stoner!
you ya stoner
keep it green
highlander
lol it'd be sweet! ps. who the hell you calling a stoner you stoner!
I think the mr gadget trimmer would sell well. Go Go gadget arms!!
I think that fem crosses are ok, docleaf has a painted lady that is a fem outcross it seems fine normal plants..
I would be carefull putting the fem outcrosses in a room of pure female clones for a ses run because you never know if it has male tendenceys,, and that would be a shitter,,
Darwin aint had his brain melted by smoking from a young age like i have, so i wouldnt call him a stoner,,,i am a friggin stoner!,,,,,,Darwin allmost has a masters,,,im the 1 with no qualifications at all
ps,,i dont think streetboughtweed is good for consuption by teenagers,,just a note
those who dont have M Botany..heres a small bit..
The epigamic(nongenetic) approach rejects that sex is determined by genetics,while the genetic approach is incompatable w/any environmental control of sex.It seems that we must incorperate both theories to come to a workable understanding of sexual expression in cannabis.
The most logical accommodation is to consider the initial sexual characteristics of cannabis,to be determined by an xy type of genetic inheritence. Although the initial sexual form is determined, the final production of floral organs is influenced by other genes and by environmental conditions which my override
the expression of the inherited sexual type.
So just because theres no "Y" chromo, environmental influences can override inherited genes, causing intersex,males to appear.
And if theres a way to create truely all female seeds its very difficult(which is why growers have probs w/many breeders feminized stock) so its not exactly the best Idea for "just any1" to think they can do it with 1 or 2yrs experience. Better time would be spent trying to grow/breed w/standard genetics instead of giving them a false hope when people like Soma,Subcool,DP,ect still havent gotten it right yet! BTW we all have the right to voice our own opinion in this forum w/out getting our balls broke. A little respect goes a long way!
"The sexual form is determined"...The most logical accommodation is to consider the initial sexual characteristics of cannabis,to be determined by an xy type of genetic inheritence. Although the initial sexual form is determined, the final production of floral organs is influenced by other genes and by environmental conditions which my override
the expression of the inherited sexual type. (sic)
Can a feminized plant be pollenated and produce viable sed ??? ???or does the feminization screw with that ability to reproduce good seed???
First off... don't start lecturing on respect. It would not look good if anyone were to quote all the respect you gave out to people in the other thread concerning this issue, so don't even go there.
Now, since you started using Clarke's words, then it is time you understand what they actually mean.
"The sexual form is determined"...
See this is what you fail to understand about the issue. The sex of a seed is predetermined by what the chromosomes are at the 8th pair in the helix. The sex of the seed was determined during meiosis, at the very second when the recombination of genes took place.
And yes, mj does work through epigenetic responses (which means "outside" the gene, rather than non-genetic) and these epigenetic responses are for sure environmentally driven. But the epigenetic response to an environmental stress does not change the predetermined sexual make-up of the seed. A female that gets heat stressed and starts to show male stamen was not changed into a male. Not at all. All you had was a genetically predetermined female that expressed (showed off) it's self-preservation mechanisms in an attempt to continue on with life with the tools it has.
The plant is NOT a male, so it needs something else to be able to go through this transformation from a pistol only female, to a female that also can grow stamen and produce pollen. It is these epigenetic mechanisms and responses that are responsible for all of this, and not a miraculous transformation into a male. The plant was still a female and you can't change that.
Now as was wisely described by SDGUY, the act of "selfing" a clone could indeed bring about a higher propensity for the intersex trait to show if the clone has the trait to begin with. Well, to what degree the plant has the trait would be a better phrase, because nearly ALL plants will have the trait, it is just that some have it buried more recessive than it is in others. If the clone has a high propensity to hermie, then it's progeny will also have a high ratio of specimens that will also show this trait.
If the plant has the trait buried way recessive, then the ratio of progeny that want to show hermie will be far less.
If you ever do grasp what is actually happening here, you will understand why this all happens no matter if the parents were a regular M/F mating or a forced pollination of two fems.
And also wisely stated by SDGUY, these epigenetic responses do NOT change the genetic code, as they are only mechanisms working outside of the gene.
why is my opinion attracting(more like getting stalked) so much neg attention.
lol id just give up darwin mate it might be a lost cuase i dont think is opinion will change