quiescent
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There's definitely an epigenetic effect on the progeny if the plant is stressed to herm via poor environment or running well past senescence to produce pollen. The people that used to do that have bad reps for a reason.
If everything in the chem/og/diesel family all go back to the same stock of Northern Lights, with the line polluted with the lady boy Thais, you're looking at a case study of what happens 40 years down the road without the intervention of technology to improve the genetics. You can't avoid balls on seed plants from most American genetics because of this.
If you chemically induce the plant you'll experience a more stable expression than if you stress it into herming in most cases. There's gonna be unfavorable chemical reversals, especially S1s.
If everything in the chem/og/diesel family all go back to the same stock of Northern Lights, with the line polluted with the lady boy Thais, you're looking at a case study of what happens 40 years down the road without the intervention of technology to improve the genetics. You can't avoid balls on seed plants from most American genetics because of this.
If you chemically induce the plant you'll experience a more stable expression than if you stress it into herming in most cases. There's gonna be unfavorable chemical reversals, especially S1s.