except, you wont make "super" versions by crossing same lineage. more uniformity will occur than mix matching, but most offspring will be comparable to the originals.

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long answer is crosses are easy, breeding is not so easy...it is very involved

I know that if you inbreed to animals you end up with a lot of reproductive problems of the offspring.

Be willing to bet 5 cents that results be about the same. I guess mother nature wasn't from Kentucky because she generally doesn't approve of brother to sister or father to daughter type hookups.

In dogs, you can get a few generations further along with Father/Daughter or Mother/Son than you can with Brother/Sister.

For What it's worth.

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ask natmoon.... he's making some awesome plants over there. his last harvest looked ReALLy tasty!

i've been working on this for a few years. the male i was working with went hermy i had no choice but to use the pollen. now i have to breed out the hermy traits.

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Those are not hermie balls... those are the huge tricromes......

haha... the trichomes are about the size of 60w light bulbs.

you constantly have to inbreed the plant

constant inbreeding doesnt make a super strain it makes most strains lose vigour and strength,not a good idea at all really
some strains never seem to lose vigour so you could try anyway

seems that what people dont understand here is that in "mother nature" the plant crosses itself all the time. nothing wrong with this "inbreeding". it doesnt hurt the plants in any way.

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