[stim]

I think he wants to utilize the plants self-preservation attributes

[Natural high]

Originally Posted by angelgoob

yea im just trying to make the plant think it's rootzone ran out of nutes so it produces seeds faster

Stress a plant and often it will flower prematurely in order to complete it's life cycle. Starving the plant may well induce flowering but it won't improve the plants capacity to make seed or make them faster.

Originally Posted by angelgoob

I barely need them to be viable. I just want them to adapt to this overtime.

Nothing you do to a plant during it's life cycle can or will be passed on to future offspring. Maybe you need to read Darwin's theory of natural selection to understand how adaptation and evolution actually works.

[Douglas.Curtis]

Natural high is correct. This is not an esoteric subject, there are thousands of books on the subject of seeds. Cannabis seeds are not different due to prohibition.

Go look up the information and then apply it. Re-inventing the wheel here is a waste of your time, especially when the answers to your questions are already known.

Hit the library.

[angelgoob]

Only the fast will survive.

I will introduce cold. methione. and enhanced UV.

Along with starvation periods. Once in seedling. once in veg. once in seed-making.

Re-inventing the wheel though? (I could say something about if you doubt something is possible, please don't interrupt the person doing it.) Same as your phrase right there. I got counter quotes. Ya like?

Anyway, people do re-invent things.

Wait bro, you don't believe in mutation or epigenetic traits. (you believe in God not evolutions. haha) Don't tell me to read. Describe what I'm saying first and apply it. You apply it first man. I been applying.

You know what I am trying to say and believe in me to a degree. I have time and passion. I also have the best help - you guys.

[Natural high]

Originally Posted by angelgoob

Wait bro, you don't believe in mutation or epigenetic traits.

Of course I believe in mutations, but for them to be passed on to future generations they have to occur in the germinal cells. Are you planning to poison your plants with a mutagen?

As far as epigenetics go, sure you can methylate some genes in a lab and that will block the expression of that gene. Again, for it to be inheritable it has to happen in the germinal cells and remain that way following meiosis and fertilization. There is no evidence that this can occur naturally via an adaptation to stress or the environment.

Cheers

[Douglas.Curtis]

You missed my meaning, because you're focused on naysayers. Reading back, you won't find I posted it won't work. I posted your methods are backwards and wasteful. It's quicker to educate yourself on the most up to date information possible, before using your own time/resources to duplicate what has already been done. Hell, there's a chance someone has already chased down the exact same rabbit hole and left you a very useful map.

Did you look?

[Nico Farmer]

Empirical research...

Good luck.

[angelgoob]

doug. ya naysayers right? you said it not me. lol.

and yes nico. I be using everything at my capacity.

doug. Of course it's been done man, I've read. Did you read that I read?

[sourpuss]

You cant help when your words fall on deaf ears. Teach on, preach brother! Kinda entertaining

[pumpkinpie eyes]

Originally Posted by sourpuss

You cant help when your words fall on deaf ears. Teach on, preach brother! Kinda entertaining

Show us what you got wit out the secrets ag.