BlandMeow
Well-Known Member
I have two female plants of the same strain that express completely different characteristics.
A7 has a powerful grape stink and super sticky bud production. The structure of the plant is not desirable. It foxtails reliably late flower (past week 11 from flip) leaving what looked like promising dense bud formation into an airy trim nightmare. The leaves have variegation and twisting at times, even during early veg.
A12 has tight spear shaped nugs, nice purple fade, and an even forming structure that worked well in a scrog setup.
If I reverse each plant and use the pollen collected to pollinate each Pheno (reversed A7 pollinating A12 and vice versa), what would the expected results be?
The goal being, create a run of female seeds which can be pheno hunted to pick the one that best combines those desirable traits.
A7 has a powerful grape stink and super sticky bud production. The structure of the plant is not desirable. It foxtails reliably late flower (past week 11 from flip) leaving what looked like promising dense bud formation into an airy trim nightmare. The leaves have variegation and twisting at times, even during early veg.
A12 has tight spear shaped nugs, nice purple fade, and an even forming structure that worked well in a scrog setup.
If I reverse each plant and use the pollen collected to pollinate each Pheno (reversed A7 pollinating A12 and vice versa), what would the expected results be?
The goal being, create a run of female seeds which can be pheno hunted to pick the one that best combines those desirable traits.