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sounds like I have found a 3 card Monte selection rate between these 3 systems of selection ..
not any one of them work the way they do as a group ...
stage 1. cold temps help select the given plant with in a strain base.
stage 2. the monster cloning gives me a way to isolate the given trait I want .from the first stage .
stage 3. cut away clones let me harvest from the life cycle of a given selected strain base with out braking the genetic loop of that strain ..
say i cut the cut away clones off the root stock . then . I have isolated the traits within them at the given stage of that strain .
with this 3 stage system . I am harvesting the plant as I would a cutting of a clone ,yet the root system is never thrown away and the cut away clones keep that root system alive , one can not live with out the other root or clones both are needed ,
but that's what was odd about the Abducted strain the roots cast new seedlings with out having surface growth ...how it dose it ,I have no idea ...
if you say DNA is all the same then why do strain have any value at all to breeding ?
the logic of that statement is based on the fact some believe the sativa is the origin of cannabis ....if all cannabis came from one source then traits of strain are useless ...but we in fact change those traits in our own selection .. I just found another way to select ....
its as much fun as trying to isolate the cause of F1 vigor ...
do you want to know why this was important enough for me to come here and post it ..
as I said from the start ,my goal is to isolate the hit and miss factor .
and I think I have ,by using these 3 stages of selection ..
how dose it work . we as humans often judge the positive and negative of data . thus we fail to see past them when multi answers fit one given question .. this is at the heart of the hit and miss factor .. we get a strain trait that makes great weed . its a hit . we find a strain that has no buzz at all or very little . we compare it to the hit and say its a miss . but in reality it is just a strain trait of strong CBD . we were only looking for the selection of hit traits . yet when confronted with a trait that has no high or is limited, we see it as a miss and not for what it really is ...
not any one of them work the way they do as a group ...
stage 1. cold temps help select the given plant with in a strain base.
stage 2. the monster cloning gives me a way to isolate the given trait I want .from the first stage .
stage 3. cut away clones let me harvest from the life cycle of a given selected strain base with out braking the genetic loop of that strain ..
say i cut the cut away clones off the root stock . then . I have isolated the traits within them at the given stage of that strain .
with this 3 stage system . I am harvesting the plant as I would a cutting of a clone ,yet the root system is never thrown away and the cut away clones keep that root system alive , one can not live with out the other root or clones both are needed ,
but that's what was odd about the Abducted strain the roots cast new seedlings with out having surface growth ...how it dose it ,I have no idea ...
if you say DNA is all the same then why do strain have any value at all to breeding ?
the logic of that statement is based on the fact some believe the sativa is the origin of cannabis ....if all cannabis came from one source then traits of strain are useless ...but we in fact change those traits in our own selection .. I just found another way to select ....
its as much fun as trying to isolate the cause of F1 vigor ...
do you want to know why this was important enough for me to come here and post it ..
as I said from the start ,my goal is to isolate the hit and miss factor .
and I think I have ,by using these 3 stages of selection ..
how dose it work . we as humans often judge the positive and negative of data . thus we fail to see past them when multi answers fit one given question .. this is at the heart of the hit and miss factor .. we get a strain trait that makes great weed . its a hit . we find a strain that has no buzz at all or very little . we compare it to the hit and say its a miss . but in reality it is just a strain trait of strong CBD . we were only looking for the selection of hit traits . yet when confronted with a trait that has no high or is limited, we see it as a miss and not for what it really is ...
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