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♂ Pollination & Purple Haze 🎶

HowardWCampbell

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I’m wondering about gender in pollination.
I enjoy reading. I enjoy listening to music 🎶 Purple Haze is on my mind.

I very much appreciated the GWE tutorial on Polination. https://www.growweedeasy.com/how-to-pollinate-cannabis

When I read about how and why iconic strains were created I keep noticing the phrase bred to a male. As in...

“Haze... The story of Haze goes back to the ’60s and early ’70s. This legendary sativa has roots in the Santa Cruz area of California where the mysterious “Haze brothers” (R. Haze and J. Haze) used some of the popular sativa imports of those years to breed something new that would thrive and finish outdoors in California’s mild and temperate climate. Crossing Mexican and Colombian sativa strains started the Haze breeding process. The best females from this cross were then bred to a strain from southern India. To complete the genetic circle, the resulting females from these three strains were bred to a Thai male.” https://cannabistraininguniversity.c...3MhuKl1O_CvKbE

I keep reading ‘bred to a ___ male’

Would the strain have been Extremely similar if the genders were reversed?

Then, so you have one male, 3 females, then what? Interbred them?

I dont understand.
 
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“Bred to a __ male” just means they crossed ___ female with __ male. It’s a fancy way of telling you who the male plant was in the selective breeding process. That’s all.
 
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