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Old 10-16-2009, 08:34 PM
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breeding early and late budding strains together

what wood happen if u did so wood it stillb an early budding strain
 
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Old 10-17-2009, 04:46 AM
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Re: breeding early and late budding strains together

the very fabric of time would rip and man kind would be extict..
 
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that what ifigured......... come on noone can help
 
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Re: breeding early and late budding strains together

i don't actually know the answer but I can guess.

I would think that if bud time is a trait then the seeds would have an early or late bud time
and perhaps just those two and no middle. for me purely conjecture I havent taken a botany class
 
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Re: breeding early and late budding strains together

it varies per strain so i would think with the different percentages of those strains it would change.

i have personally just pollinated a G-13 labs Thai Super Skunk with a pukka long john silver auto flowering, they get about 4ft. in 4 month life cycle along with a G-13 labs Poison Dwarf Auto which is Norther Lights x Ruderelis, then i also crossed both those autos with my Barneys farm Nightshade, next will be the autos with my Dinafem Cali Hash which is 90% Afghani x 10% Northern Lights and then Hermie a nightshade clone and breed it with a cali hash and its self so ill end up with those seeds fem.

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it varies per strain so i would think with the different percentages of those strains it would change.

i have personally just pollinated a G-13 labs Thai Super Skunk with a pukka long john silver auto flowering, they get about 4ft. in 4 month life cycle along with a G-13 labs Poison Dwarf Auto which is Norther Lights x Ruderelis, then i also crossed both those autos with my Barneys farm Nightshade, next will be the autos with my Dinafem Cali Hash which is 90% Afghani x 10% Northern Lights and then Hermie a nightshade clone and breed it with a cali hash and its self so ill end up with those seeds fem.

some may not care but im high and felt like rambling my plan
Haha. Good plan.
I think you'll have a lot of variation in flowering times, size, bud structure (leafy/airy/compact/resin...) because even the seeds you planted have variation. But the parents are both potent and good quality, so the babies will be strong and have a good strcture generally too. You can seleet the best ones for next year. And after 3 years or so, you can get a good family of your own.
I croseed my GG5s together and got some viable seeds for next year but they might be not as I wanted we'll see. I prefer to keep it all early. No long sativas.
It's good to breed a longer plant and a shorter flowering (auto/semi auto) plant but you need a few years to stabilize it as I said earlier.
But for the "purists", using autos will kill the cannabis gen. pool and they recommend to cross landrace strains (Mr. Nice etc..) with a stable sativa X a stable indica to reduce the flowering times (you can't grow a Thai easily in most places so you need to shorten it).
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Haha. Good plan.
I think you'll have a lot of variation in flowering times, size, bud structure (leafy/airy/compact/resin...) because even the seeds you planted have variation. But the parents are both potent and good quality, so the babies will be strong and have a good strcture generally too. You can seleet the best ones for next year. And after 3 years or so, you can get a good family of your own.
I croseed my GG5s together and got some viable seeds for next year but they might be not as I wanted we'll see. I prefer to keep it all early. No long sativas.
It's good to breed a longer plant and a shorter flowering (auto/semi auto) plant but you need a few years to stabilize it as I said earlier.
But for the "purists", using autos will kill the cannabis gen. pool and they recommend to cross landrace strains (Mr. Nice etc..) with a stable sativa X a stable indica to reduce the flowering times (you can't grow a Thai easily in most places so you need to shorten it).
Thanks for confirming my thoughts corto, im planning on inbreeding the strains to stabilize, of course next season if possible, but with the non autos i wanna go seed bank style and do some self pollination of my favorites i need some mini pollination cabs inside so my plants can sit there and pleasure them selves in private haha.
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