Just take a clone and keep it small like a bonsai. This way when you get a good stable strain that you like, breed it with your stinky indica. Then after you get these seeds, simply cube them. Ill give you the short example of cubing for genetics. Lets call your Kentucky indica SI for stinky indica. And then you take a classic like skunk#1, or northernlights. Cross them together. i.e. NL x SI = NLSI. Now what you do is take those beans and grow out the NLSI. Simply pic out your best male and female, and cross them together making a F2 of your NLSI. i.e. NLSI x NLSI = NLSI (F2). Do this one more time, making sure to pic out the ones that show the most resemblence to your SI female that got eaten, making a NLSI F3. By now you should have no problems seeing all three phenos. One that looks like the mother, one that looks like the father, and then one that looks like both. Choose the ones that look most like the father (SI) and back cross a female F3 to the original father SI wich is referred to as the P1, or parent plant. i.e. NLSI (F3) x SIP1 = SI back cross. this will resemble your female indica from Kentucky the most. laterz..
Megatron Reviewed by Megatron on . Male to feamle? What's up people?I got a question,if anyone can answer it.Ok,first of all.I moved recently to florida,from kentucky,and I brought 2 dank kentucky indica plants with me.I believed them to be a male,and a female,and I was right.My stupid dog ate my female,and now all I'm left with is a male.I'll tell you,I was going to breed this strain,as it was a very sticky,stinky dank plant,with phat buds.I managed to get an eighth for 100,and it had 3 seeds.I would just chuck the male,and start over,but the Rating: 5