iPot
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I wanted to know if anyone has tried to do the following with some ditch weed. Do you think this would work?
I plan on planting a few bagseeds hoping to get a male (among some females) and breed the male with the Ditch Weed females, instead of letting the Ditch Weed males pollinate them. I wont kill the Ditch Weed males so they will still have a chance to pollinate the females as well so there will be a variance in the next crop. The following years I will do the same thing until I turn the ditch weed into the "good shit". I could possibly make a somkeable strain more resistant to the climate(bugs,weather etc.) In theory it sounds like a good idea but I wonder if it would actually work? If no one has tried this I guess I will be the Guinea pig.
fyi I'm not talking about a huge field or anything, a total of no more than about 30 plants grows faithfully every year.
Here is a big ass female that was probably flowering for a week or two at the most judging by the pistil size. I took the picture July 17 so that gives me a flowering timeline. That's a standard size round hay bale behind her.
Here is a picture I took a few years ago. Yes its seeded like a mfer!
I plan on planting a few bagseeds hoping to get a male (among some females) and breed the male with the Ditch Weed females, instead of letting the Ditch Weed males pollinate them. I wont kill the Ditch Weed males so they will still have a chance to pollinate the females as well so there will be a variance in the next crop. The following years I will do the same thing until I turn the ditch weed into the "good shit". I could possibly make a somkeable strain more resistant to the climate(bugs,weather etc.) In theory it sounds like a good idea but I wonder if it would actually work? If no one has tried this I guess I will be the Guinea pig.
fyi I'm not talking about a huge field or anything, a total of no more than about 30 plants grows faithfully every year.
Here is a big ass female that was probably flowering for a week or two at the most judging by the pistil size. I took the picture July 17 so that gives me a flowering timeline. That's a standard size round hay bale behind her.
Here is a picture I took a few years ago. Yes its seeded like a mfer!