You might be cool with it I ain't ok with people jacking stuff yeah there are few who do the work there the minority for sure yet right there
It wasn't stabilised till they lost parents you mean then he had to work with different selections therefore it ain't the same strain might be same in name but it's not ak that's the simple truth you lose the parents you lose the strain selection is everything
Pointing out it's the industry norm, not exception isn't condoning it, it's simply calling a spade a spade.
Typical line breeding doesn't use back crossing to their parents. It's an assumption that they lost their parents instead of simply deciding that crossing other parents expressed the pheno they were breeding for more often; literally the point of inbreeding to create a stable variety.
That's only true if you're selling F1 hybrids, it's not at all true of IBL in any breeding outside of the pot world. They have clearly stated they went the direction they did because it created a more stable offspring, suggesting their goal was to create an IBL, how successful they are is another matter but the fact it still sells well disproves your opinion that the genes are bunk now.
Triedn bubble gum in Amsterdam 15 years ago from a central coffee shop. It looked very god but was very light...
