PsillyRabbit
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IF i am just after f2s and f3s is it important to grow out dozens of f1s for selection?
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With seeds being so hard to get down there I understand why you might not be able to follow it, but Phyto's advice is good.the goal is to grow out 100 f2s for selection of autoflower trait.
There's a higher chance of you getting the combination of traits you're looking for if there are more plants involved in the breeding project, but if they're all from the same batch of f1 seeds, then probably not.I do have specific genes im looking for but they are recessive so they wont show up in f1.
What advise should i follow?
just curious if there is any advantage to popping 100 f1s over 5.
Now I'm really confused! If you are going for a recessive trait in addition to the auto recessive trait then how will you know if the recessive is even present in the parent unless it's a double recessive (on both parents) and the trait expresses? If both parents don't express the other recessive gene from the start, that really complicates things, because not only does the auto gene need to be selected for, the other trait you're looking for must also express in those plants with the auto (aa) gene. Not sure you realize what you're in for, it could take years to get something stable.I do have specific genes im looking for but they are recessive so they wont show up in f1.
What advise should i follow?
just curious if there is any advantage to popping 100 f1s over 5.
That would result in 50% autos, so it would shorten that part of the process.so your saying back cross my f1s to banana daddy again ?
The resulting seeds would be bx1, which stands for backcross 1.true, would the resulting f1s still be considered F2s for the first recessive photo gene?