[BushyOldGrower]

Three leaf clovers are good luck...

[SoulSynergySoil]

Originally Posted by BushyOldGrower

Three leaf clovers are good luck...

Three leaf clovers are often a sign of good luck as well as being a sign of a polyploidal (triploid, tetraploid, hexaploid, octaploid, etcetera) plant that ha three or more chromosomes rather than the normal 2n diploid state. Polyploids exemplify unique, distinct traits in terms of both aroma, flavor, potency, vigor, and production (I.e. extra woody thick stalks, 3 or more branches emerging from each node, 50-200% increases yield, extra potency, amplified aroma, and an accelerated level of vigor). Plants are not typically found to be polyploids in nature, but techniques have been discovered and utilized to artificially induce polyploids for their desirable traits in food crops such a watermelon and banana. Experimentation has shown that polyploids in cannabis are extra potent and vigorous; individuals have consequently begun to work on polyploid cannabis for both medicinal and fiscal purposes. Many of the renowned, clone only strains (chemdawg, triangle kush, exodus cheese, girl scout cookies, sour bubble, indiana bubblegum, og, etcetera) exhibit polyploidal traits (I.e leaf deformities such as 3-leaf crinkle, ducks foot webbed leaves, 3 or more branches emerging from each node, enhanced potency and vigor , distinct aroma and flavor, thick woody stems to name several examples of polyploidal characteristics in cannabis). Seed breeders capitalize on the renowned, mythical nature of these elite, clone only cultivars by pollinating the unique elites with normal males which inevitably results in the eventual loss of the rare, highly sought after polyploids in subsequent generations (I.e crossing chemdawg with a nl5/mass super skunk to produce under dawg which contained some polyploidal traits but with slightly less frequency due to the use of a diploid sensi northern lights/mass super skunk father, underdawg was accidentally pollinated by a selection of (RFK skunk x Hawaiian) x northern lights that Hermied which produced a less vigorous and potent, less polyploidal plant due to the use of typical diploid parents that eliminate polyploids in subsequent generations). The sole way to preserve and hone polyploid genetics is by crossing polyploid mothers with polyploid fathers. Colchicine solutions are the primary way by which a plant's genetics are morphed from a diploid to a polyploid state.

B.O.G.: have you experimented with these techniques and this intel? Is the secret ingredient in sour bubble related to this intel and these techniques?

-Soul synergy soil

Thanks would ... Always up to learning new things and that was a very interesting read and actually my clone only lemon g and green crack are both as you discribed as having leaf deformation so that is interesting which I ran through it real quick since I'm in a hurry but will read it over again when my brains capable of taking in information and understanding it all

Originally Posted by SoulSynergySoil

...extra potency, amplified aroma, and an accelerated level of vigor...-Soul synergy soil

Mmmmm! Lookin' good, 420mt!

[BushyOldGrower]

Who wrote that and how would they know about my mother?

Triple phytotaxi is a growth characteristic that can increase yields. This trait isn't really breed able however. I keep a few things secret but...

Nothing is hardier than a BOG!

[SoulSynergySoil]

Originally Posted by BushyOldGrower

Who wrote that and how would they know about my mother?

Triple phytotaxi is a growth characteristic that can increase yields. This trait isn't really breed able however. I keep a few things secret but...

Nothing is hardier than a BOG!

The trait appears very unstable, but nonetheless breed able and stabilize blue with enough skill and knowledge rooted in e field of genetics. I wrote the aforementioned, I learned to avoid plagiarizing in college when you could get expelled and lose tens of thousands of dollars for doing so. I will begin a grow journal to log my experiments and research based upon breeding polyploids.

Bless Ya!

SoulSynergySoil

[SoulSynergySoil]

I apologize for any spelling and/or grammatical errors, I'm posting on my cellphone.

Irie iites!

SoulSynergySoil

[SoulSynergySoil]

Originally Posted by SoulSynergySoil

I apologize for any spelling and/or grammatical errors, I'm posting on my cellphone.

Irie iites!

SoulSynergySoil

Originally Posted by BushyOldGrower

Who wrote that and how would they know about my mother?

Triple phytotaxi is a growth characteristic that can increase yields. This trait isn't really breed able however. I keep a few things secret but...

Nothing is hardier than a BOG!

BOG, what are you talkin about triple phytotaxi? Did you make that up?

I'm a noob to posting on the forums and I don't know how to edit posts yet so I apologize for the multiple posts.

[BushyOldGrower]

I have heard the term trifoliate phytotaxi. It does not indicate polyploidy but what you said about polyploids is probably true. My SB clone mom clones are over ten years old now and this special mom does demonstrate the woody stems and ease of cloning but I have no way of knowing if it is polyploidal or not. I know it's good though.

I was just asking if you were quoting someone else. Your opinions are welcome.

Yes, I make up shit all the time...

[SoulSynergySoil]

Originally Posted by BushyOldGrower

I have heard the term trifoliate phytotaxi. It does not indicate polyploidy but what you said about polyploids is probably true. My SB clone mom clones are over ten years old now and this special mom does demonstrate the woody stems and ease of cloning but I have no way of knowing if it is polyploidal or not. I know it's good though.

I was just asking if you were quoting someone else. Your opinions are welcome.

Yes, I make up shit all the time...

Word bruddah! How does sour grape compare to sour bubble in terms of yield?