Quote Originally Posted by orangeman
The only thing people are trying to say is two strains that has not been crossed before gets crossed the seed will produce a little bit of both parents or maybe something totally different and believe it to be a new type of weed or a new strain w/e you wanna say. Dog's are animals, plants are way different than animals so I really think that's a bad comparison when it comes to Cannabis.
say whaaat ? .. ... the "several-generation" description indicates what is called a "stable strain" , a hybrid, that after several generations, exhibits offspring that are all very similar in size and characteristics ... the plant you have in your left hand is a strain, the 'different' plant in your right hand is also a strain ... after crossing them, you will have a hybrid ... once it goes thru several generations, and stabilizes itself, you have a 'new strain' ... then, you can give it a silly name, to boost prices ... :smokin: