Breeding

[sToNeDpEnGuIn420]

Anywhere here know a lot about breeding? i dont know shit but could you breed purple haze and northern lights? has anyone done it? i think that would be awsome itd be called northern haze<<that sounds so cool, or purple lights hmmm MMMMMMM lol i dont know ya ya

sToNeDpEnGuIn420 Reviewed by sToNeDpEnGuIn420 on 02-26-2005. Breeding Anywhere here know a lot about breeding? i dont know shit but could you breed purple haze and northern lights? has anyone done it? i think that would be awsome itd be called northern haze<<that sounds so cool, or purple lights hmmm MMMMMMM lol i dont know ya ya Rating: 5

[Sensi Super Skunk]

You can breed any two strains. The outcome will result in an unstablized hybrid.

[slipnslide087]

cross pollinate the two strains, then grow a couple of those plants. take the males seeds when its ready, plant those, and seperate those females. then you got northern haze.

[sToNeDpEnGuIn420]

but would it be good or would it be like hermys?

[slipnslide087]

it doesnt just stoip at 2. i might be getting these seeds that are blue sage this year. its white rhino/sage/and blueberry hybrid.....mmmmmm

[slipnslide087]

youd have to wait until they start flowering, and seperate the females and it would be all good.

[sToNeDpEnGuIn420]

how would you cross more then 1 would it be like take 2 males and polenate the one female?

[Sensi Super Skunk]

http://boards.cannabis.com/showthrea...ghlight=mother

[nomorenarcs]

how would you cross more then 1 would it be like take 2 males and polenate the one female?

No man you get for instance a northern lights x haze, and then cross that with something else. so it would be nl5/haze x blueberry.

All of those strains are already bred from several different strains anyway. Like haze is a bunch of different sativas. Unless your have seeds from some 3rd world country bag weed, chances are your seeds have genetics from many different "landrace" plants.

[dylan]

besides backcrossing, you can also create a new strain by takeing two purebreed parents, one male and one female(P1 and P2). note: you may get different results depending on which parent is the male, so some trial and error may be nessary; ex. NL(m)xPH(f) or NL(f)xPH(m). all of the offsprong will be a 50/50 cross of P1 and P2 that will be the F1 generation. then, F1xF1=F2, which will have almost every genetic possability avalable; ex. 50%P1/50%P2,10%P1/90%P2,100%P1,100%P2, and any other variation. from there, instead of backcrossing, you can breed for the traits you like, ie. taste, smell, high, look, ect. keep in mind the F2 gen will have many traits completly different from either P1 or P2, and the same princple of mxf or fxm applies because male plants often give off different traits than females. keep breeding for what traits you want(best to best) until the strain has stableized(becomes consistantly what you want in a new strain), this usually takes at least 5 generations, ie. F2, F3, F4, F5.

ta da...you have a new strain completly different from either parents.