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11-04-2009, 09:09 PM
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  | im not sure what it was crossed with, so its hard to say. it might be like the purple plant, it might not.
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11-05-2009, 01:03 PM
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| You would have to grow out a bunch of those seeds and keep doing selective breeding to get the traits you want, but with bagseed there is no telling what could be in there. You could prob. be at it for years.
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| yes it can, they are like humans, your fingers is not like each other, 2 brother or sister ar different, only the clones is identicall, the same genetics from the mother. when you look for a Killer that yield, taste, look, smell very nice, then growers use to seeds many many seeds and it can be from the same mother but each one have a charesteristics, you will choose that one you like and perform, right??? same same but different | ||
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| I'm excited for you. Having the purple plant pollinated will pass on some purple traits regardless. Nice random luck for you. Sorry about the seeds. You should be able to remove them without too much damage to the bud itself. Do you know how long ago it may have been pollinated? I had a plant get pollinated two weeks before harvest. I swear every trich turned amber as if the plant was trigger into the final stages of life. | ||
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