
---thanks y'all, much enlightening stuff here indeed! I'll be chewing on this for a bit,...

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FD 
.... always a fine visit! :smoking:....... So, the gnats,... I do recall that battle of yours!

..... In this instance, they weren't quite that bad, plus I got on them hard and fast with the Bti fast tea and some surface strafing with spinosad sprays,.. but you know the deal, this is about breaking the generational cycle which takes a little time,... For sure I'll be inspecting the
F' out of the roots when they come down though! I don't think they were able to populate in such #'s so as to really put the hurt on the roots though.... And every single plant in that shit, save the most (bug)-exposed MOGK99 is showing the face-first fade-

...currently they are few, likely for the outside as this tent is in an outdoor courtyard,... I think there's something that's fucked up the CEC in there,.... Oh, the Ful-Power!

-- I love it so far, but still am on my first bottle,.. there's a great info article in the reference section mate, worth a look concerning humic-fulvics,... this stuff is all low molecular weight (size) stuff, so the plant can actually take it in, chelated nute ion and all! .... things like EDTA do not, and must be "disassembled" on site before the nute ion can go in,.. so this makes it superior for chelation, especially in foliar applications,....
Interesting, you haven't seen F1 auto's, and here Aunty is working with significant overlap in the gene pool, and she has,... See, this is why I want to get
@Sweet Seeds Tommy and
@Sweet Seeds Jay in here to add what they know about their F1FV line, and why theirs don't auto, or perhaps some do, but are rejected for breeding,... I'm sure
@gennaro-fs and
@Biotabs F69 Mr.K will have insights too!
I want to get more info on the Botanical/paleo-evolutionary aspects of Cannabis. Of course, with plants, and little to no fossil records, there's a lot of unknowns about it's evolution, to say nothing of how the planet itself has changed from continental drift over the 10's -100's of millions of years, and mass extinction events! Add humans into the mix (albeit very recently, geo-temporally speaking), carrying it all over the place =

...... The classification is redone as you know, splitting all industrial/hemp into
C. sativa, and all drug cultivars into
C. indica, with some subspecies designated like
afghanica,... I always thought
ruderalis was the "reverse engineered" branch, that all cannabis is normally photoperiod sensitive, but rudi's have evolved a bypass of sorts to this as a survival/reproduction strategy,....
Huh, I haven't thought about the stem hollowing, stem grooves and leaf width in those terms,.. is there something you saw botanically speaking relating to this? (oh BTW, that groove conducting, made me think of the Thorny Devil lizard!... their amazing hide is made to channel water from dew or surface puddles directly to their mouths!

)... It seems there could be several possible reasons for hollow vs. solid stems,.. leaf width as it's related to light gathering vs. rain,... for light it also makes sense, as a large surface area means more energy production, good for shorter season plants like non-equatorial canna' which doesn't have has nearly a full year season like narrow leafed types,.
..
If that's a thing,.. I'm sure there are mountainous cultivars that have narrow leaves,...( I cite Astro's landrace strain grow of
Purple Paro Valley from Bhutan)... I'm trying to remember if the Cannalope Haze and Acapulco Golds (the most sati-dom' plants I've grow so far) were solid or hollow,... we know that structurally, hollow "tubes" are stronger per weight than solid,... In contrary thinking to yours, it would seem logical that high-rain area cultivars would have hollow stems, since absorbing and moving moving water isn't as much of an issue as those from arid climates and needing solid stems (more xylem) to facilitate better faster conductivity of water/nutes,...

Hmmmm...

....the presence of the day neutral genomes in all cannabis does make sense,... but this is where the heavy-duty complexity of
having vs. expressing comes in, along with all the associated factors that govern such events!

- as noted by
Magic here,... ( I'm not sure the real nitty-gritty biological details of this are well studied?) ....
Magic brudda, thanks for chiming in and for visiting!

... holy crap, a 3-way auto cross gone full photo?? ...that would be a figurative multi-planet aligning event! Agreed man, the whole heritibility is much more complex than that,... like that article quote says, it's whole "blocks" of the genome that are involved,... throw in the mixing-up that crossover brings during meiosis,.. and you can get WTF jaw slacking outcomes like the aforementioned photo from all auto stock!?

..... yeah, I see what you mean by there not literally being an "auto gene",... many such expressions are called "labile",... even sex in some fish is like this! Several species exist mainly as females, only a single dominant male is a given territory, and he was a she before that! Also consider certain lizard species, all female isolated populations, reproducing (laying eggs) by parthenogenisis,... Genetics,...are weird and amazing,
....
Guys, let's see what these breeders have to say about all this!
