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Female seeds from reg.

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One can certainly make fem seed, but the question here is will the genetics you desire carry forward?
Ever wonder why there is no GG5 (6,7,8)? The desired trait dose not carry forward,,,
Also dont take it that I am saying dont, it is fun, and you can make something interesting, just be prepared that you may not get what you wanted,,,
 
I have Bruce Banner 3 (F3), big luvely plant (it was) about 28% THC, but to make seed from it will not give a high 28% THC plant. Nor would it be bunk, just not what I want. I have not researched the strain you mention, but if it is a hybrid (likely) look up the genetics and see what it was made from, get those and make your own quality seed!
Good luck I'll be watching/reading to see how your venture goes, lots of fun breeding your own!
 
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Point is, with out seed stabilization by back crossing and proper breeding techniques... your strong genetics may not be as strong when you create your seed.
Anyone can make a seed, but proper technique makes a seed good with stability.
 
What is your question exactly? You asked for thoughts and suggestions and that is what people who have done. I can only speak for myself but i have no idea man. To me it's just not worth the effort to feminize seeds. Like others have said, unless you know what you are doing you wont get the same quality bud from the seeds that you make that they came from. In order to know what you are doing takes either years of experience or lots of schooling. If you just want to try it for the hell of it i think thats a great idea, but like others said dont expect to have the same results as a breeder. Other than that i got nothing, as i suspect a lot of people on here. If you want to learn more about breeding you may have to contact actual breeders or take some classes, though i doubt any breeders would tell you how they do things. Why give away their secrets and lose a customer?

I dont understand the 7th grade biology reference. Do you want scientific journals or some shit? Cause if thats the case there is google. I dont have time to look up answers for someone else.
 
Most people understand that when you plant a seed that is unknown you get results that are unknown. Leaving all biology aside, do you have time, electricity, and space to spare for this experiment that could last 3-6 months? If you do have excess of these utilities, then you are doing much better than most of us here and maybe you should be teaching us the lessons lol
 
There is already a lot shitty breeders out try to make money off people selling bunk genetics without a 7th grade education, we don't need another one.
 
Sorry if that sounded rude. I was drunk n frustrated. But my question was simply- Is this the best way to do it? I'm GOING to do it because I can, because it's fun & so I don't have to order more seeds. The 7th grade biology reference was to the replies that I wont get what I expect & especially at the "breed back" comment. Breeding back is a TINY part of one of 3 main breeding styles. & yes, I've been studying genetics for about 40yrs. I know that you don't hybridize a hybrid & I know how to breed for results. But I'm not tryin to win the cannabis cup & I won't be selling any seeds.
 
Best is a relative term. And if we are unconcerned about quality of final product, I don't think the term best applies any longer.
Most people in the seed game would consider their technique to be proprietary. That could be why this question is receiving radio silence. If you are going to try it, give it a shot and let us know how you did.
Best of luck to you.
 
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