Great post, Ben is a wealth of knowledge and an effective communicator to boot. Really been enjoying the content on this channel, keep up the good work!
Actually he totally has no clue about breeding. He thinks cubing will stabilize a strain, right there I knew he was an idiot. Cubing is the worst way to stabilize a strain.
Fantastic! Great insight and information being shared in this video. As a recent (1st year) (2019 legal) Michigan cannabis grower with a background in hybridizing daylilies , I'm now fascinated with the prospect of hybridizing cannabis and creating something that stands out from the crowd. Mr. Grieve provides a whirlwind of information and ideas in this clip. Thanks for posting!
I'd suggest either pheno hunting from some of the more unstable strains in reg seeds. When you find some stuff you really really like or that's really unique use those for breeding. That or try finding hard to acquire strains. But deffs look into the different terpenes and their effects when breeding. Can help if you are looking for specific kinds of effects.
@@plantwhisperer2506 The Clayton that comes to mind is Clayton Burkey, a well known (but not by me personally) daylily hybridizer that lives/gardens in Pennsylvania, I believe.
HAVE YOUR FRIEND BUY THE GROWING BOOK AND MEET 10 MILES AWAY! So true! The young folks have no perspective on the trail we blazed! Drug War Vets POW/MIA!
Stabilized seeds from the same mother grown outdoors in California will have a completely different terpene/cannabinoid profile than plants grown indoor or outdoor in Michigan. It's called terroir - regional differences according to soil and climate, etc., So all this terpene talk is an inexact science. Wine grape breeders have known this forever, not so much cannabis breeders.
100% true as well, due to vpd (temp, and humidity),and elevation. These conditions interact, as well as its resistance abilities can shift and one once resistant to molds may have a total flip,along with many other attributes. Such as Structure, oil production, resin production, terpenesas well. You are on to a interesting variable filled side topic we could talk about for days. I appreciate your science sir.
It's called phenotype, most cannabis growers mis use the term in reference to variations in a particular strains offspring which is genotype. www.britannica.com/science/phenotype
We’ve been working with our parentals and preserving them to create new strains and keep the originals parentals to create new strains on what’s we are really looking like flavor potency and growth main things of our trays to find in our lines. In the future USA it’s tart looking our genetics because we did a naturally evolving cannabis
He’s so right about the stability. I’ve grown way too many cultivars where at the end they’re popping bananas in the last week or two which is disappointing to see. Pollen chucking and then charging $10+ for a seed is so unethical but it’s accepted in the North American market for some reason
So if you grew a female from feminized seed that never put out a single pollen sac and cloned it, then treated the clone to make pollen...would it it turn produce stable seed?
@@anothercasualobserver8764 If it was stable initially? Then I think yes because treating it to make pollen is flipping a switch within the plant processes to produce the sacks. Subsequent generations revert back to regular reproduction of awaiting for pollen. i think a lot of lines are polluted with instability and I don't know enough to know if it can be bred out or simply stop breeding with it.
@@anduin1 That was my premise. In that case, what's the labor worth to perform such a miracle? That would entail scrutinizing, isolating, treating and pollinating over several hundred hours and essentially 2 generations to accomplish 1 seed crop. What should fair compensation be based on? Hours worked x federal minimum wage + equipment and consumables? Or Hours worked x a living wage + equipment and consumables? What are the ethics of "a man is worth his labor"?
Believe it or not that has a lot to do with the breeders mixing in autoflowers to shorten flowering times and it is a trait that is going to be hard to reverse as it is a survival trait or the ruderalis family being a early season undercrop.
Environment is most important imo. Can have the best lights, genetics, and nutes. You won't grow shit or pull off a harvest with an environment that's out of whack.
I'm from Ohio I smoked the lemon g a hand full of times about 10-15 years ago it was super lemony its a distinctive strain like u never forget the taste i wish I could of found a seed out of that back in the day lol
The thing I don't like about giving out genetics I make or have, is the chance of it being renamed. It's not as much of a pride thing, that they renamed a strain I made, but to get it back, thinking it is something I don't have and then use it as such. That is my main issue. When it's good, people can change once they get ahold of that new new.
ya genetics is more important,if your genetics is garbage what do you expect out of it with a perfect environment,if genetic potential not there,environment wont do shit
Let's be friends. I really appreciate this knowledge and energy put into this. I am living in Southern Oregon and need more friends that appreciate quality and experimenting.
No one to blame but ourselves. We all complain about old strains being lost but the only thing we can do is seek out old genetics and spread them if we want a difference we have to make the difference ourselves, we cant expect others to have the same knowledge and do what we can do ourselves! Humboldt csi has been growing and breeding since the 70s and they still have some old heirloom varieties from the 80s like purple indica which is the parent to almost all grapey purple strains! Purple hindu kush is the parent to most purple kushes and gsc and I ordered purple indica and was sent not only purple indica but also a cross of purple indica and purple hindu kush and the guy who runs Humboldt has these old school strains because his dad in the 70s was one of the very first to start cloning cannabis and was a big part of the clone trading scene while everyone else at the time was using seeds, he was breeding the best cuts from around the world and not only that but before Humboldt started crossing landraces, there was barely any hybrids in existence, most the hybrids today were bred by southern Oregon and northern cali growers in the 70s and 80s! Humboldt made purple urkle, Ken's GDP, ultra violet, purple punch and many purple punch hybrids which are the predecessor to the frostiest strain currently on earth which is slurricane #7 which is a highly refined cultivar of purple punch and all of these strains were bred using the original purple indica and none of them have as grapey of a smell and flavor as the original purple indica and none of them have completely red buds, stems, leaves like the purple indica does! The purple indica is one of the best strains in existence and its brought from the middle east during the 80s by a southern Oregon guy who served for the us Gov at the time and brought thousands of seeds back! Oregon still has some of the oldest crosses that have been lost to time like jager and Oregon diesel which are unlike any other and were crossed from old strains that are only left in oregon! Oregon diesel is the craziest diesel you could ever have and the only strain I've had that had a high terpentine content which gave it a super sweet and Sour sauce kindve smell along with the dank diesel smell and it combines to make one of the best tasting strains in existence! True sweet and sour diesel funk! Jager can small like licorice,dark berries, juicy fruit gum and fruit loops and chocolatey hint too!
Genetic drift doesn't happen in clones. Genetic drift is when breeding populations are small enough that gene frequencies change based on chance rather than true selection. Clones change over time mostly because of virus, disease, and/or environment.
It can by the health of the clone and nutrient retention, also hormone concentrations in the branches can lead to a drift to occur, i always reference.... you dont get champions from feeding people just oatmeal for generations, it will begin to degrade the dna and the transfer of it as the issue persists..... if the nutrients are repeatedly not there from generation to generation the plant will adapt, and things will change..... evolution happens even as we live.... its beautiful. Thank you for your time Love and Gratitude
I wish there was a bigger push to integrate the genetic and botanical terms that people have used in every other field. It shows how infantile we currently and that there's a lot of learning to do to join the rest of the world of plants and agriculture. Its hard to believe someone can be exceptionally knowledgeable on genetics and breeding when they don't understand the terms they're using. Epigenetic changes are not the same as genetic drift, as you mentioned. Epigenetic changes in clones also wouldn't really count as the plant "evolving" like another commenter stated as epigenetics simply turns genes within the plants genome on or off. The genome stays the same
So for us but want to get in the Cannabis breeding, what do you suggest but we give up and not continue to create me strains because the oldtimers paved the path for us already or is there no room for change. I respect and totally agree with everything this man is saying, but the one thing I can say is adapt or die. Even the landrace strains are becoming extinct oversaturation hybridization of the plant has made it basically impossible to create anything you need. So to somebody trying to get into cannabis green to create something you need what do you suggest. For those of you saying that these new kids out there don't have the time the effort to energy the smarts to make anything productive anything's worth having, what do you suggest we do. To those old timers saying it shouldn't be this way it should be this way it should be that way, I'd like a very cool precise explanation as to how you would approach getting into the Cannabis industry to create a new screen of your own in 2 days time. I'm serious it's a genuine question I have no idea how to get started I've been racking my brain not to step on toes not to create something that has already been created not to disrespect somebody to have already been through the process for the last 20 30 40 years but I have a passion so really I'm genuinely asking what would you recommend I do in order to create a new strain
@@olsim1730 yeah it’s hard to tell for me. I’ve met tweaked out 20 year olds that look 50. And, as a 50 or so year old myself it’s kind of hard to tell...they all look young to me.
Bros Grimm are cool. That said I can see some negative potential to their cubing method. Though it seems to have worked well for Cindy 99. Kinda wish I could get pure princess cuts though. That'd be amazing. But yeah not enough genetic diversity. I know a bunch of cool strains that got killed off because of poor practices and trying to recreate them is stupid hard in some cases. Issue only gets worse if you start using only a few strains for breeding. Look at bananas.
This was a good talk and all true. I've had terpine profiles on the east coast that to this day I've never even tasted on the west coast. The strains get white washed.
Is this dude Green Planets "garden sage"'s youngers? 🧐? Lookalikey plus weed means i Can't help thinking eugenically! [Evol lols]. 12m50s "looking like your brother but 2 inches taller" mmm or one octave higher!
I'm in ohio. That lemon g cut is everywhere. Cookies not so much, yet. And I've heard a few stories about the lemon g orgin. I'm a younger guy so idk the whole truth. Heard it was bread in heartville then credit stolen. There's a few legends in my neighborhood who I also heard had something to do with that cut. Look farther north east in ohio for the real answers
Breeding animals we always look for best studs same in canbanis many breeders only breed females selfies this is what has happend got to have the best studs to produce best buds
Haha corns been having abit longer than 200 years of development. Try a couple of thousand years. I see your point though. Protect the original strains is what your saying
I had a strain I called 11. Hoarded it sadly. Seed from a catpiss hybrid. Smelled and tasted like lemon Ajax floor cleaner and curry/eucalyptus spice. High like you were on a gram of shrooms. I'm sorry.
Weed sucks now that why every1 lookn fer old skunk strains tryn2 go back&my fam started grown in cornfeilds in mich in 70s lol cops took our strain 😭😭😭
I got a line that was inbred for 30 years and i outcrossed it with something totaly diffrent and took a male from that outcross and pollinated the original mother and you know what?...there is 10% difference from what they were before outcrossing it and that 10% difference is in resin production and i got vigor back..so you have to outcross so you dont get inbreeding syndrome and if you do it like it should be done that "out" gets out in 2 generations and you have the old line but its "new" again...
Amazing speaker he makes every point you need to hear. His analogies are tight and delivery is unmatched on the topic. One of the best I’ve seen. Cheers!
Guy either smoked or ingested some crazy racy sativa stuff or is tweeking, no blinking and wiggling around in his seat. Lol Wtf, maybe anxiety who know's.
This guy think he knows about genetics but really has no clue. He never once mentions recessive traits, dominant traits. He thinks inbreeding will stabilize your strain, he is so wrong. inbreeding or cubing may just make your unwanted genes stronger. He talks about offspring that looks like wheat. First off that offspring may have a Dominant trait which produces buds that have no structure. he should rebreed that strain with her brother and then grow out the plants and then look for the offspring that form good buds. \\\ . To stabilize a strain you must determine which traits are recessive and which are dominant. Most traits we like in Cannabis are recessive. That is why the ruderalis strain has low THC, flowers early and has small buds, those traits are dominant which has allowed that strain to survive in the wild. This guy really has no clue about genetics he just thinks breeding sons and daughters back to their parents will stabilize a strain LOL.
More than half of what he says is totally assumption and quite wrong. He just doesn't make an effort to find breeders who don't focus solely on current trends. This video is a disservice to the community on a whole. Too bad, most of the content is gret.
He doesn't do meth you asshole, he's serious and passionate about his craft and very focused on trying to explain it to us. He is honestly one of the most intelligent and amazing people I've ever been lucky enough to meet and is definitely not on meth.
This interview is really a step above most... excellent information!
Great post, Ben is a wealth of knowledge and an effective communicator to boot. Really been enjoying the content on this channel, keep up the good work!
Actually he totally has no clue about breeding. He thinks cubing will stabilize a strain, right there I knew he was an idiot. Cubing is the worst way to stabilize a strain.
Fantastic! Great insight and information being shared in this video. As a recent (1st year) (2019 legal) Michigan cannabis grower with a background in hybridizing daylilies , I'm now fascinated with the prospect of hybridizing cannabis and creating something that stands out from the crowd. Mr. Grieve provides a whirlwind of information and ideas in this clip. Thanks for posting!
Check out Mr.Soul of brothers Grimm seeds speaking. He has a handful of videos out there. Hes a must listen on the subject
I'd suggest either pheno hunting from some of the more unstable strains in reg seeds. When you find some stuff you really really like or that's really unique use those for breeding.
That or try finding hard to acquire strains. But deffs look into the different terpenes and their effects when breeding. Can help if you are looking for specific kinds of effects.
Much love, thank you for the compliments,
Love and Gratitude
@theroosterscrow are you/do you know Clayton? Referring to the daylily breeding
@@plantwhisperer2506 The Clayton that comes to mind is Clayton Burkey, a well known (but not by me personally) daylily hybridizer that lives/gardens in Pennsylvania, I believe.
HAVE YOUR FRIEND BUY THE GROWING BOOK AND MEET 10 MILES AWAY! So true! The young folks have no perspective on the trail we blazed! Drug War Vets POW/MIA!
Vary smart person I'd love to see his work the lemon cut sounds FIRE.
Takes one to know one sir, thank you for the compliment.
@@bengri5692 where are you now? What genetics are you working with at the moment?
Stabilized seeds from the same mother grown outdoors in California will have a completely different terpene/cannabinoid profile than plants grown indoor or outdoor in Michigan. It's called terroir - regional differences according to soil and climate, etc., So all this terpene talk is an inexact science. Wine grape breeders have known this forever, not so much cannabis breeders.
eh, they have much more controlled environments.
100% true as well, due to vpd (temp, and humidity),and elevation. These conditions interact, as well as its resistance abilities can shift and one once resistant to molds may have a total flip,along with many other attributes. Such as Structure, oil production, resin production, terpenesas well. You are on to a interesting variable filled side topic we could talk about for days. I appreciate your science sir.
It's called phenotype, most cannabis growers mis use the term in reference to variations in a particular strains offspring which is genotype. www.britannica.com/science/phenotype
We’ve been working with our parentals and preserving them to create new strains and keep the originals parentals to create new strains on what’s we are really looking like flavor potency and growth main things of our trays to find in our lines. In the future USA it’s tart looking our genetics because we did a naturally evolving cannabis
Just watched the whole clip. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom with us all! BAD ASS
Dude. Nailed it. Been trying to explain this problem to a lot of people.
Thanks, man! No worries ;)
HOLY SHIT IT'S BEN. WHAT A DUDE! Amazing person.
Thank you sir, takes one to know one.
@@bengri5692 whats your Insta?
He’s so right about the stability. I’ve grown way too many cultivars where at the end they’re popping bananas in the last week or two which is disappointing to see. Pollen chucking and then charging $10+ for a seed is so unethical but it’s accepted in the North American market for some reason
accurate representation of 2019. HMU on IG @trevorlyhills
So if you grew a female from feminized seed that never put out a single pollen sac and cloned it, then treated the clone to make pollen...would it it turn produce stable seed?
@@anothercasualobserver8764 If it was stable initially? Then I think yes because treating it to make pollen is flipping a switch within the plant processes to produce the sacks. Subsequent generations revert back to regular reproduction of awaiting for pollen. i think a lot of lines are polluted with instability and I don't know enough to know if it can be bred out or simply stop breeding with it.
@@anduin1 That was my premise. In that case, what's the labor worth to perform such a miracle? That would entail scrutinizing, isolating, treating and pollinating over several hundred hours and essentially 2 generations to accomplish 1 seed crop. What should fair compensation be based on? Hours worked x federal minimum wage + equipment and consumables? Or Hours worked x a living wage + equipment and consumables? What are the ethics of "a man is worth his labor"?
Believe it or not that has a lot to do with the breeders mixing in autoflowers to shorten flowering times and it is a trait that is going to be hard to reverse as it is a survival trait or the ruderalis family being a early season undercrop.
Environment is most important imo. Can have the best lights, genetics, and nutes. You won't grow shit or pull off a harvest with an environment that's out of whack.
facts
Stabby McStabwood agreed
Another cool dude. Thank you for your time filming
I'm from Ohio I smoked the lemon g a hand full of times about 10-15 years ago it was super lemony its a distinctive strain like u never forget the taste i wish I could of found a seed out of that back in the day lol
Thanks man... super great talk, straight from the future!! Thanks for sharing FCP!
I appreciate your time. Thank you
Love and Gratitude
The thing I don't like about giving out genetics I make or have, is the chance of it being renamed. It's not as much of a pride thing, that they renamed a strain I made, but to get it back, thinking it is something I don't have and then use it as such. That is my main issue. When it's good, people can change once they get ahold of that new new.
ya genetics is more important,if your genetics is garbage what do you expect out of it with a perfect environment,if genetic potential not there,environment wont do shit
yea i would safeguard my genetics and not allow people to have clones and seeds unless u really know and trust them
So much knowledge, that man's a legend.
Im glad Garth grew out of his awkwardness and found a purpose beyond just being Wayne's flunkie
Seriously what a fantastic talk!
Well done, fantastic info!!
Thank you, i appreciate your time
Love and Gratitude
So important.
Taking a smart approach on breeding 👍 appreciate your work.
Let's be friends. I really appreciate this knowledge and energy put into this. I am living in Southern Oregon and need more friends that appreciate quality and experimenting.
Wanna get clean from drugs and alcohol...?
Only drink or use when he blinks.....
Lol. Welcome to sobriety 👈😁👍
Lmao. But frl why doesn't he blink.
Or just drop acid. Helps stop drinking AND you'll see him blink.
Some peoples eyelids dont dry out as fast..
Gotta stay high-drated my friend
He's blind from intense grow lights..duh
That Garth overlay had me tripping..
me too fully had to rewind to see if i was tripping hahahahah
what do you mean? i didn't watch the video, just listened and now this comment is bugging me
Lmao..... nice, i do see it. Maybe my next Halloween costume.
No one to blame but ourselves. We all complain about old strains being lost but the only thing we can do is seek out old genetics and spread them if we want a difference we have to make the difference ourselves, we cant expect others to have the same knowledge and do what we can do ourselves! Humboldt csi has been growing and breeding since the 70s and they still have some old heirloom varieties from the 80s like purple indica which is the parent to almost all grapey purple strains! Purple hindu kush is the parent to most purple kushes and gsc and I ordered purple indica and was sent not only purple indica but also a cross of purple indica and purple hindu kush and the guy who runs Humboldt has these old school strains because his dad in the 70s was one of the very first to start cloning cannabis and was a big part of the clone trading scene while everyone else at the time was using seeds, he was breeding the best cuts from around the world and not only that but before Humboldt started crossing landraces, there was barely any hybrids in existence, most the hybrids today were bred by southern Oregon and northern cali growers in the 70s and 80s! Humboldt made purple urkle, Ken's GDP, ultra violet, purple punch and many purple punch hybrids which are the predecessor to the frostiest strain currently on earth which is slurricane #7 which is a highly refined cultivar of purple punch and all of these strains were bred using the original purple indica and none of them have as grapey of a smell and flavor as the original purple indica and none of them have completely red buds, stems, leaves like the purple indica does! The purple indica is one of the best strains in existence and its brought from the middle east during the 80s by a southern Oregon guy who served for the us Gov at the time and brought thousands of seeds back! Oregon still has some of the oldest crosses that have been lost to time like jager and Oregon diesel which are unlike any other and were crossed from old strains that are only left in oregon! Oregon diesel is the craziest diesel you could ever have and the only strain I've had that had a high terpentine content which gave it a super sweet and Sour sauce kindve smell along with the dank diesel smell and it combines to make one of the best tasting strains in existence! True sweet and sour diesel funk! Jager can small like licorice,dark berries, juicy fruit gum and fruit loops and chocolatey hint too!
Great information and insight.
Genetic drift doesn't happen in clones. Genetic drift is when breeding populations are small enough that gene frequencies change based on chance rather than true selection. Clones change over time mostly because of virus, disease, and/or environment.
And Iazy stoners who think they are growers
No one can replicate mother nature, land races were/are the sh*t and everything else is secondary or shouldn't matter at all.
It can by the health of the clone and nutrient retention, also hormone concentrations in the branches can lead to a drift to occur, i always reference.... you dont get champions from feeding people just oatmeal for generations, it will begin to degrade the dna and the transfer of it as the issue persists..... if the nutrients are repeatedly not there from generation to generation the plant will adapt, and things will change..... evolution happens even as we live.... its beautiful.
Thank you for your time
Love and Gratitude
Exactly
I wish there was a bigger push to integrate the genetic and botanical terms that people have used in every other field. It shows how infantile we currently and that there's a lot of learning to do to join the rest of the world of plants and agriculture. Its hard to believe someone can be exceptionally knowledgeable on genetics and breeding when they don't understand the terms they're using.
Epigenetic changes are not the same as genetic drift, as you mentioned. Epigenetic changes in clones also wouldn't really count as the plant "evolving" like another commenter stated as epigenetics simply turns genes within the plants genome on or off. The genome stays the same
he speaks non stop like Kevin Jodrey! tell me what those guys are smoking!! this is great
Its another drug called Ganja Passion!
Their vibes are very different. Love Kevin but this guy freaks me out.
This guy is high on speed..blablabla talks but says nothing...he buzzes a lot but doesn't give honey
So for us but want to get in the Cannabis breeding, what do you suggest but we give up and not continue to create me strains because the oldtimers paved the path for us already or is there no room for change. I respect and totally agree with everything this man is saying, but the one thing I can say is adapt or die. Even the landrace strains are becoming extinct oversaturation hybridization of the plant has made it basically impossible to create anything you need. So to somebody trying to get into cannabis green to create something you need what do you suggest. For those of you saying that these new kids out there don't have the time the effort to energy the smarts to make anything productive anything's worth having, what do you suggest we do. To those old timers saying it shouldn't be this way it should be this way it should be that way, I'd like a very cool precise explanation as to how you would approach getting into the Cannabis industry to create a new screen of your own in 2 days time. I'm serious it's a genuine question I have no idea how to get started I've been racking my brain not to step on toes not to create something that has already been created not to disrespect somebody to have already been through the process for the last 20 30 40 years but I have a passion so really I'm genuinely asking what would you recommend I do in order to create a new strain
This kid is young af. Sounds like he knows his stuff though, which is very refreshing. Party on Garth.
Looks mid to late 30's to me...hardly a kid?
@@olsim1730 yeah it’s hard to tell for me. I’ve met tweaked out 20 year olds that look 50. And, as a 50 or so year old myself it’s kind of hard to tell...they all look young to me.
Boron is also instrumental in sugar movement!
Bros Grimm are cool. That said I can see some negative potential to their cubing method. Though it seems to have worked well for Cindy 99. Kinda wish I could get pure princess cuts though. That'd be amazing.
But yeah not enough genetic diversity. I know a bunch of cool strains that got killed off because of poor practices and trying to recreate them is stupid hard in some cases. Issue only gets worse if you start using only a few strains for breeding. Look at bananas.
Great vid. Ben is a great dude and my homie. Peace . Maz @ Iluminar Lighting
I appreciate you brother, cant wait to see you soon
Meet you today in Tulsa Oklahoma. Thanks for the info
I appreciate your time, thank you
Love and Gratitude
This guy rules!
amazing breeding talk.....
He looked like he hermed out
LMAO! I thought he was a chick before I launched the video. Grow a beard dude.
mase abdulla 🤣😂😭
I fell over laughing, nice burn bro.... Pmsl!!
That was the best comment ever
Lol very good lad
This was a good talk and all true. I've had terpine profiles on the east coast that to this day I've never even tasted on the west coast. The strains get white washed.
Genotype + conditions + enviroment(altitude,latitude) = P H E N O T Y P E - smells..tastes..structure
This is above most of the cannabis community's head!
Nice video ✌️🤙
Dude is on some good shit.
great content.
Veery good content..
The knowledge if good. But the meth movements bother me...
i didnt know they had medical coke now
Hopeful that seed forms make a comeback
Keep dreaming bro... there's no profit in you having genetics to breed. Get them while you can... lol
LOL Barnes cannabis books in the early 2000's. Yep. Buying one felt so Sketch
i like this rapper
The Beans from GG Strains ... GG4 S1 🔥$🔥
Is this dude Green Planets "garden sage"'s youngers? 🧐? Lookalikey plus weed means i Can't help thinking eugenically!
[Evol lols]. 12m50s "looking like your brother but 2 inches taller" mmm or one octave higher!
GooRooGeneYes!
well spoken
🔥
smart guy
I'm in ohio. That lemon g cut is everywhere. Cookies not so much, yet. And I've heard a few stories about the lemon g orgin. I'm a younger guy so idk the whole truth. Heard it was bread in heartville then credit stolen. There's a few legends in my neighborhood who I also heard had something to do with that cut. Look farther north east in ohio for the real answers
👏👏👏👏👍👍
I want to work with this guy he is on point
By the way I believe the lemon g has the original sour diseal in it I'm not a fan but I believe that's the mother or father
He is talking out of his ass..maybe you are too so you think he is your soulmate
Dropping bombs👌👌
can you spot Dana Carvey?
Fuck yes. Everything is bottlenecks, thru very few strains. Inbreeding depression and terrible recessive traits start stacking.
Breeding animals we always look for best studs same in canbanis many breeders only breed females selfies this is what has happend got to have the best studs to produce best buds
Best to grow thsm outside breeding indoors causes same pheno over and over no diversty alot of breeding troubles are born indoors
Haha corns been having abit longer than 200 years of development. Try a couple of thousand years. I see your point though. Protect the original strains is what your saying
Dude doesn’t blink
I had a strain I called 11. Hoarded it sadly. Seed from a catpiss hybrid. Smelled and tasted like lemon Ajax floor cleaner and curry/eucalyptus spice. High like you were on a gram of shrooms. I'm sorry.
grow green mi reppin here
Please tell me this dude has a podcast
FCP FTW! 👊🏼💯
😙👌🗞💨
GARTH!
Man, good info...but lay off the speed before interviews.
Thseeds had electric lemon g
When does this guy blink .....
He moves like me when i was tweaker lol n i was tweaker b4 ppl even knew2 smoke speed🤣🤣🤦♂️
Weed sucks now that why every1 lookn fer old skunk strains tryn2 go back&my fam started grown in cornfeilds in mich in 70s lol cops took our strain 😭😭😭
Wtf this guy talking about paintings?
Google mendels law/rule.
Micro I bet;)
7th generation they come stable after pulling your pheno
lols
clicked cause i saw weed n a girl...
turned out to be smart dude lol
This guy is on speed
I got a line that was inbred for 30 years and i outcrossed it with something totaly diffrent and took a male from that outcross and pollinated the original mother and you know what?...there is 10% difference from what they were before outcrossing it and that 10% difference is in resin production and i got vigor back..so you have to outcross so you dont get inbreeding syndrome and if you do it like it should be done that "out" gets out in 2 generations and you have the old line but its "new" again...
Meth
My god, this dude talks but doesn't say anything.
If you didn't catch 4 or 5 major points in the first 7 minutes I feel bad for you son. It's an informative rant.
Amazing speaker he makes every point you need to hear. His analogies are tight and delivery is unmatched on the topic. One of the best I’ve seen. Cheers!
money...a plant is becoming a patentable designer product...not a fan of this
Guy either smoked or ingested some crazy racy sativa stuff or is tweeking, no blinking and wiggling around in his seat. Lol Wtf, maybe anxiety who know's.
Lemon strains have short shelf life
Cigar box with a lemon skin and silica packet. 🤤
@@ezh09tnu b.s
High THC % is going on because of SELECTION for that high THC % not because of outcrossing..this guy is full of it
When did michael jackson get hand tats and start breeding bud?
This guy think he knows about genetics but really has no clue. He never once mentions recessive traits, dominant traits. He thinks inbreeding will stabilize your strain, he is so wrong. inbreeding or cubing may just make your unwanted genes stronger. He talks about offspring that looks like wheat. First off that offspring may have a Dominant trait which produces buds that have no structure. he should rebreed that strain with her brother and then grow out the plants and then look for the offspring that form good buds.
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. To stabilize a strain you must determine which traits are recessive and which are dominant. Most traits we like in Cannabis are recessive. That is why the ruderalis strain has low THC, flowers early and has small buds, those traits are dominant which has allowed that strain to survive in the wild. This guy really has no clue about genetics he just thinks breeding sons and daughters back to their parents will stabilize a strain LOL.
More than half of what he says is totally assumption and quite wrong. He just doesn't make an effort to find breeders who don't focus solely on current trends. This video is a disservice to the community on a whole. Too bad, most of the content is gret.
He even brings up misinforming people, this guys ego must be as big as his amphetamine stash.
@@forbiddenmagick8880 Sadly, I have to agree. The info he gives is so far from scientifically accurate its going to take years to fix. :(
Can you say meth is bad..... Blink bro blink dang
He doesn't do meth you asshole, he's serious and passionate about his craft and very focused on trying to explain it to us. He is honestly one of the most intelligent and amazing people I've ever been lucky enough to meet and is definitely not on meth.
Dropping knowledge
@@Laura-vn5bb some legal "meth" pills