Trousers
Well-Known Member
If you have made this clear then surely you can explain what you mean by "feminized trait."
How is the feminized trait passed down in dna?
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If you have made this clear then surely you can explain what you mean by "feminized trait."
How is the feminized trait passed down in dna?
AimAim
Well-Known Member
So you are putting the Thalidomide plant out of her misery?
could be the blue mystic has a virus.
trousers..i thought you sharpened up? what happened!? if the trait didn't get passed down visa genetic mutation (dna) then the seed wouldn't be feminized or only female! just open your eyes
and yeah aim..11 weeks into flower as of today. choppin her down tonight. hoping the soil will be more dry then. sadly still no amber trichomes
trousers..i thought you sharpened up? what happened!? if the trait didn't get passed down visa genetic mutation (dna) then the seed wouldn't be feminized or only female! just open your eyes
and yeah aim..11 weeks into flower as of today. choppin her down tonight. hoping the soil will be more dry then. sadly still no amber trichomes
Trousers
Well-Known Member
You are such a precious little boy with such a vivid imagination.
What is the "feminized trait"?
How does genetic mutation occur when making feminized seeds?
How does genetic mutation occur when making feminized seeds using rodelization?
Do you know what mutation means?
Do you know that colloidal silver is not a mutagen?
newcultivator
Member
I am very interested in this area of the subject now. I currently have 13 female Kush lady friends thriving away as we speak. Please advise.
Please advise.
Please advise.
The act or process of being altered or changed. Is there a guarantee that they will always mutate into female hormones?
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
SOMEBEECH
Well-Known Member
Dude,I was just making a statement,I didnt mean to point your out,and Sry i offended You.
It was tht everypost was bashing him,and thought he might deserve a break,But after reading his post.
Well lets just say he Deserves,most if not all of it!
Aim,I do apologize.Didnt mean to pick you out of the Wolfpack!
Beech
you cant be serious trousers..okay lets start from the beginning.
a seed will produce a male or female.
we use silver (as a mutagen, and whatever that other substance is that people use) to first make a xx produce pollen, which is a MUTATION IN THE NORMAL GENE SEQUENCE. then the mutaion sticks in the strains dna, and consequently the seeds that it produces will only produce a female, OR a feminized male. in this case, the mutation occurs in all the resulting seeds/children.
even then, since plants are life are and life is so resiliant, some of the beans that decide to become feminized males instead of a full blown female fight back, and "hermie" out. since this is a new breed of plants, i call them hermans. the word feminized is interchanagle with terminator, since its the same concept. no males, no breeding, always have to buy seeds. this hermie out usually happens to new generations of feminized/terminator seeds, that came directly from a mother/father thing that has recently been sprayed.
this is great for us human bud smokers, but for the plant? terrible..it cant reproduce how it was built too. its morally unsound.
if there were only feminized seeds, the only way we would be able to breed cannabis would be by spraying the plants again. its a vicious cycle. this WILL lead to cancer (which means death) and the destruction of cannabis (or any plant that monstanto tried to turn into terminators, hence why they were named terminator seeds. when monstanto got sued for trying this, they shut down and sold out)
LUCKILY, some plants with the feminized genepool/trait can overflower and produce seeds, IF YOU GET LUCKY THAT IS.
this WONT happen to a genepool thats never been introduced to feminization (only to femnized seeds, or a real hermie that aquired this mutation in the wild) and its not that efficient, becuase that means we have to grow the plant for 14+ weeks, just to get more mutated seeds, with probably rotten flowers.
feminized seeds? good for commerical breeders TERRIBLE for residential breeders. when i breed i will breed male x female.
"In genetics, a mutation is a change of the nucleotide sequence of the genome of an organism, virus, or extrachromosomal genetic element. Mutations result from unrepaired damage to DNA or to RNA genomes (typically caused by radiation or chemical mutagens), from errors in the process of replication, or from the insertion or deletion of segments of DNA by mobile genetic elements.[SUP][1][/SUP][SUP][2][/SUP][SUP][3][/SUP] Mutations may or may not produce discernable changes in the observable characteristics (phenotype) of an organism. Mutations play a part in both normal and abnormal biological processes, including evolution, cancer, and the development of the immune system."
"Main article: Mutagenesis
Four classes of mutations are (1) spontaneous mutations (molecular decay), (2) mutations due to error prone replication by-pass of naturally occurring DNA damage (also called error prone translesion synthesis), (3) errors introduced during DNA repair, and (4) induced mutations caused by mutagens.
"
a seed will produce a male or female.
we use silver (as a mutagen, and whatever that other substance is that people use) to first make a xx produce pollen, which is a MUTATION IN THE NORMAL GENE SEQUENCE. then the mutaion sticks in the strains dna, and consequently the seeds that it produces will only produce a female, OR a feminized male. in this case, the mutation occurs in all the resulting seeds/children.
even then, since plants are life are and life is so resiliant, some of the beans that decide to become feminized males instead of a full blown female fight back, and "hermie" out. since this is a new breed of plants, i call them hermans. the word feminized is interchanagle with terminator, since its the same concept. no males, no breeding, always have to buy seeds. this hermie out usually happens to new generations of feminized/terminator seeds, that came directly from a mother/father thing that has recently been sprayed.
this is great for us human bud smokers, but for the plant? terrible..it cant reproduce how it was built too. its morally unsound.
if there were only feminized seeds, the only way we would be able to breed cannabis would be by spraying the plants again. its a vicious cycle. this WILL lead to cancer (which means death) and the destruction of cannabis (or any plant that monstanto tried to turn into terminators, hence why they were named terminator seeds. when monstanto got sued for trying this, they shut down and sold out)
LUCKILY, some plants with the feminized genepool/trait can overflower and produce seeds, IF YOU GET LUCKY THAT IS.
this WONT happen to a genepool thats never been introduced to feminization (only to femnized seeds, or a real hermie that aquired this mutation in the wild) and its not that efficient, becuase that means we have to grow the plant for 14+ weeks, just to get more mutated seeds, with probably rotten flowers.
feminized seeds? good for commerical breeders TERRIBLE for residential breeders. when i breed i will breed male x female.
"In genetics, a mutation is a change of the nucleotide sequence of the genome of an organism, virus, or extrachromosomal genetic element. Mutations result from unrepaired damage to DNA or to RNA genomes (typically caused by radiation or chemical mutagens), from errors in the process of replication, or from the insertion or deletion of segments of DNA by mobile genetic elements.[SUP][1][/SUP][SUP][2][/SUP][SUP][3][/SUP] Mutations may or may not produce discernable changes in the observable characteristics (phenotype) of an organism. Mutations play a part in both normal and abnormal biological processes, including evolution, cancer, and the development of the immune system."
"Main article: Mutagenesis
Four classes of mutations are (1) spontaneous mutations (molecular decay), (2) mutations due to error prone replication by-pass of naturally occurring DNA damage (also called error prone translesion synthesis), (3) errors introduced during DNA repair, and (4) induced mutations caused by mutagens.
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SOMEBEECH
Well-Known Member
How old are You? to you im not apoligizing I think you deserve a spanking,or a timeout.
Your post sometimes make no sense and are False,alot of the times.Im leaving you to the wolfpack to carry on as seen Fit!
Free reign guys.
Beech
Nitro1990
Active Member
[h=1]Mosaic Viruses
[/h]What are mosaic viruses? This virus infects more than 150 types of plants, including many fruits, vegetables, and flowers. It is characterized by leaves mottled with yellow, white, and light and dark green spots or streaks. Some of the most commonly infected plants include tomatoes, potatoes, squash, and cucumbers.
[h=2]How to Identify Mosaic Viruses[/h]Viral diseases are difficult to identify because symptoms vary from plant to plant and may also vary depending on the age of the plant and its growing conditions. However, the most common ways of identifying mosaic viruses are listed below.
· The leaves are mottled with yellow, white, and light and dark green spots, which appear to be elevated. This gives the leaves a blister-like appearance.
· Plants are often stunted, or they grow poorly.
· Plants may have other deformities and their leaves may be crinkled or wavy.
[h=2]How to Control Mosaic Viruses[/h]Once plants are infected, there are no controls. Remove all the infected plants and destroy them.
[h=2]Prevention[/h]· Plant resistant plants when available in your garden.
· Mosaic viruses are mostly spread by insects, especially aphids and leafhoppers. You can try covering your plants with a floating row cover or aluminum foil mulches to prevent these insects from infecting your plants.
· Control your weeds. Some types may serve as hosts for the disease.
[/h]What are mosaic viruses? This virus infects more than 150 types of plants, including many fruits, vegetables, and flowers. It is characterized by leaves mottled with yellow, white, and light and dark green spots or streaks. Some of the most commonly infected plants include tomatoes, potatoes, squash, and cucumbers.
[h=2]How to Identify Mosaic Viruses[/h]Viral diseases are difficult to identify because symptoms vary from plant to plant and may also vary depending on the age of the plant and its growing conditions. However, the most common ways of identifying mosaic viruses are listed below.
· The leaves are mottled with yellow, white, and light and dark green spots, which appear to be elevated. This gives the leaves a blister-like appearance.
· Plants are often stunted, or they grow poorly.
· Plants may have other deformities and their leaves may be crinkled or wavy.
[h=2]How to Control Mosaic Viruses[/h]Once plants are infected, there are no controls. Remove all the infected plants and destroy them.
[h=2]Prevention[/h]· Plant resistant plants when available in your garden.
· Mosaic viruses are mostly spread by insects, especially aphids and leafhoppers. You can try covering your plants with a floating row cover or aluminum foil mulches to prevent these insects from infecting your plants.
· Control your weeds. Some types may serve as hosts for the disease.
AimAim
Well-Known Member
Hey man you DID NOT offend me in any way. Seriously no offense taken. You got some moderation to do and you should do it. I got a little rough which is not my normal style. Bmeat just sets himself up for a whipping.
navyfighter04
Active Member
Maybe add learn some fucking real grow advice before trying another attempt at growing.
SOMEBEECH
Well-Known Member
Dude ive already apologized to you,I have a job to try and keep threads civil with no name calling,You said you were not offended.So why do you want to throw this in my face?After doing more reasearch I then said you have free reign.
But now your coming at me,When i said i didnt mean to pick you out.Time to let it go.
Beech
navyfighter04
Active Member
I dont think he saw the post Beech.