Black Creek Gardens Spyder

tekdc911

tekdc911

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yes but when you start breeding auto's or anything else for that matter you might end up with a winner or more then likely just breed the dominant genetics to become more dominant better off just forcing herm on one feminized seed in your patch if a female pollinates itself its a copy of itself pretty much and seeds are fem if it pollinates another female then the seeds are fem and traits are shared so your herm plant seeds would be separated to keep as your baseline and then you could continue breeding it back into your other offspring

the whole perpetual thing is a amazing thought
 
Happycfl

Happycfl

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Very good reply. Thanks alot dude! Now that is exactly what I am going to do. Forcing herm can be done on a branch with gibberilic acid?
 
LockedOutOfHeaven

LockedOutOfHeaven

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My avitar is Spyder! Starting to cut my second run down as we speak. This strain is the best Ive come accross yet! Fruity as all get out and great yields for an auto.
 
lowblower

lowblower

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Spyder is on my list for my next auto cross ;-) that and diesel ryder.............ooooooh now that's an idea! pics ive seen of spyder look great. saw another journal but the guys plants got a lil abused at a young age and didn't make it unfortunately, but yeah, im definitely up for giving it a go and seeing for myself
 
mckb024

mckb024

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tekdc911 said:
yes but when you start breeding auto's or anything else for that matter you might end up with a winner or more then likely just breed the dominant genetics to become more dominant better off just forcing herm on one feminized seed in your patch if a female pollinates itself its a copy of itself pretty much and seeds are fem if it pollinates another female then the seeds are fem and traits are shared so your herm plant seeds would be separated to keep as your baseline and then you could continue breeding it back into your other offspring

the whole perpetual thing is a amazing thought
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actually what would happen is you would get a new generation of spyder, and NOT a bunch of hermies in the nex generation.
no disrespect to anyone, but if you do not know what your doing with cs, and other methods then just go old school, and pollinate a branch. Remember this auto is in the f9 generation, and has been stable for some time. It's not going to bottleneck in one generation.
 
tekdc911

tekdc911

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mckb024 said:
actually what would happen is you would get a new generation of spyder, and NOT a bunch of hermies in the nex generation.
no disrespect to anyone, but if you do not know what your doing with cs, and other methods then just go old school, and pollinate a branch. Remember this auto is in the f9 generation, and has been stable for some time. It's not going to bottleneck in one generation.
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none taken
10 seeds 100 bucks 5 male 5 females lets say for example
5 fems 60 bucks CS is 10-15 on ebay and will never have to worry about any accidental pollinations
never said they would hermi but the ruderalis traits could easily be bred back in either way easier with males in my opinion
 
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