i want to cross afghani with lowryder
to make an F1
now will it make a difference
which parent is which strain?
i mean afghani male x lowryder female
or afghani female x lowryder male
is there an application of Mendels Law
that governs this type of cross?
thx in advance
peace
But I would want the female to be the 'focus' of what I wanna bring out in the progeny...
The male would be what I would use to donate qualities.....
ie: I would want the autoflowering qualities of the lowryder, for a female, and hit it with something more potent, afghani, for a male, and hope for autoflowering potent babies...
but in all honesty this is all speculation....there are many breeders (very knowledgeable) on here that can help you more than I
You may want to find dj short's article on the origins of blueberry , he talks a bit about what he has experienced...
a quick google search will yield a couple of results and you can always consult the backissues of CCmag on their website.. Dj Short has quite a few articles.
I have a question. I have some seeds of a strain that is a hybrid of an Indica and a Sativa. When I grow out the seeds, I may see an Indica, Sativa, and the hybrid, in both sexes right?
Depends on how stable the parent plants were,if there both IBL's like skunk1 and original haze for example then the F1 offspring should be pretty uniform with 50% of the genetics being donated by each parent so thay'd be intermediate between the 2 but if the parents are unstable then the F1 hybrid offspring will show alot of variation.