[socioecologist]

Weird...there's no reason to use males, only evidence supporting their removal from the gene pool for agricultural purposes. The Y chromosome is deleterious and no one likes to smoke leaves. The first part of the last statement is a brief summary of profound science compiled by incredible researchers devoted to understanding the evolution of sex chromosomes; the latter part is the every day on the ground reality from a breeder's selection perspective.

Read this for more information: https://www.amjbot.org/content/94/2/141.full.pdf+html

[dc2569]

Originally Posted by MJPassion

There's no such thing...
ALL herms are confused females.
All herms show female on a genetic test, if I understand what I read correctly. There's some info about this at Phylos labs, if you care to have a look.
There's also a thread in Chimeras forum discussing this.

What's with the 'Skunk male F13' you posted above?
Is it a skunky smelling F13?
He's got a nice looking flower cluster.

This is just some old school skunk that has been grown in my area for years. these exact genetics were passsed down to me from a famliy member. this male was one of the most potent smelling males i seen of this strain. super excited about his potential.

[Zest510]

TGA Vortex stud I had a few years back

[dc2569]

[dc2569]

Originally Posted by MJPassion

There's no such thing...
ALL herms are confused females.
All herms show female on a genetic test, if I understand what I read correctly. There's some info about this at Phylos labs, if you care to have a look.
There's also a thread in Chimeras forum discussing this.

What's with the 'Skunk male F13' you posted above?
Is it a skunky smelling F13?
He's got a nice looking flower cluster.

he is actually an f7 contrary to my previous mis information. Him and one of his brothers were some of the stinkiest males i have ever smelled. all of his progeny are testing exceptional. i believe he will be the new stud in the stable.

[dc2569]

Originally Posted by kaotic

Kentucky Indica x Masterlow on the left and an Appalachian Indica on the right.

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Kentucky Indica x Masterlow F1
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Kentucky Indica x Master low F2 dwarf male and his mate.

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SDOG Sour Deisel x OG Kush

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Do you know the lineage of your appy and kentucky indicas?

[dc2569]

[dc2569]

Originally Posted by socioecologist

Weird...there's no reason to use males, only evidence supporting their removal from the gene pool for agricultural purposes. The Y chromosome is deleterious and no one likes to smoke leaves. The first part of the last statement is a brief summary of profound science compiled by incredible researchers devoted to understanding the evolution of sex chromosomes; the latter part is the every day on the ground reality from a breeder's selection perspective.

Read this for more information: https://www.amjbot.org/content/94/2/141.full.pdf+html

I find this obsurd. Would you breed a fighting rooster breed to how well the female specimens are.... NO! The male chromesome has been neglected and overlooked. new strains where male side of genetics is taken into consideration will blow all this bs crap outta the water

[dc2569]

Originally Posted by mack 10

Interesting, which skunk line did you use?


Got a real nice Karma OG x Biker Kush male,
Check him out.

I honestly dont know exact lineage. I am sending a few specimens to be tested by phylos bioscience soon. that way i will get their genotype report and have more info.

[yournan]

Thoughts ???