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Many growers have done this. Its still a form of crossbreeding, however you will end up with feminized seeds. How stable the cross turns out depends largely on the genetics of the two individual strains that were crossed.

Its really easy to find articles to support our own bias, and that is a concerning thing. How does anyone actually sift through all the lies and get to the actual facts? Its practically impossible to do that, because people can and will lie in order to ensure their agendas stay in motion...

It was another entertaining puppet show. Im really eager to read Robert Epstein's new book.

Everything is looking good in the greenhouse. Im quite surprised by how smooth everything is going. There are two plants that are really behind in flower. I decided not to pollinate those two. I will eventually have to breed out that late flowering gene. This is a clear example of why I like...

Slow and steady... My precious seeds :blsmoke:

Increase the Nitrogen dose a little bit. Other than that, the plant seems to be looking ok.

How old is the plant? It looks like the soil ph is off and could use a good flush. You will loose some of the nutrients but that can easily be fixed by adding some fresh amendments. Top dressing with some inexpensive organic 4-4-4 pellets by Jobes. Jobe’s Organics Granular All Purpose...

Happy to trade some beans, around mid October. F4 seeds are finishing up. I crossed the Matanuska with a male SFV OG because both strains performed phenomenal out here in the PNW. Ive grown them indoors, outdoors, and greenhouse. I made at least a dozen of f1 hybrids with big bud, white...

I read the whole thread... Very entertaining. I will keep an open mind, but without proof its only empty words.

That is good to know. I will keep my fingers crossed. Hopefully both of these males are stable enough to reveg.

That f1 your making is going to be amazing. Sensi seeds has great old school genetics. Where did you get the sfv og? Ive been developing one strain for several years now. It is mtf x sfv og.

Interesting Does it have something to do with ruderalis genes?

Valley Ice F3 (mtf x sfv og) I collected pollen from this male and used a paintbrush to pollinate a few buds.

I can offer up some pollen from a purple male that is sativa dominant. It would cross well with the Purple Haze :weed:

The Amnesia Haze x Sour Strawberries looks dank and delicious!

I am currently reversing cuttings from two different males, back into vegetative state. Ive never done this before, but I imagine its pretty straightforward and similar to reversing a female into vegetative state. Currently they are under 24 hours of led light. Have you done this before? Is...

The purple male clone seems to be reversing. Its a little rough looking at the moment, but I will nurse it back to excellent health now thats its out of the seedling dome and transplanted. The other male cutting need a little more time to develop stronger roots. Perhaps another week. Ive never...

Small world :bigjoint:

It wont hurt to cut the dosage in half, again. In other words use a quarter of what is recommended on the chart. Do this for the next 3-4 feeding days. If the plant starts to look hungry, then increase dosage back to 50% of what is recommended on the chart.

These type of charts can be misleading. Your plant is telling you that it prefers a lower dosage. Try dialing the dosage back a little more. Every plant has preferences. The other thing to consider, make sure you water before feeding. Feeding when soil is on the dry side can cause nute burn as...