Even if they pop a few nanners here and there... Couldn't these strains still produce top shelf frosty meds with unique terps and flavors for people looking for a exotic touch of variety?
"A few bananas"... Will ruin most people's grows, because they're not always obvious. But it's not any alleged inherent reversal traits in the above aforementioned "hybrids" that make me call that screaming clusterfuck, a screaming clusterfuck.
What that list is, is a polyhybrid male (or males) that consist of more than one hybrid-in fact, there may be four or more painfully unstable parents just on the father's side. And then on the mother(s) sides, there's possibly up to EIGHT parents. So there's basically ZERO chance of anything being remotely stable or vaguely homogeneous. That list pretty much DEFINES "unicorn clusterfuck hunt". And while it may be "interesting" to grow some of those seeds, to call them in any way shape or form "commercial" is a gross insult to actual working breeders. It's hobbyist-grade work at best, criminally inept pollen chucking at its worst. They're implying that those horribly unrefined, untested seeds are something special, by virtue of the mother-side lines. They most certainly are not, although if one was set up on a large scale for unicorn hunting, say, 20-30,000 watts, then odds are one could select something that might (might) be something special. Maybe. Maybe not.
(As I previously mentioned, I've seen unicorn hunts on a multi-kw scale that failed to produce ANY winners, working with genetics FAR better than those listed in the above jpeg.)
The single cross on that list, the BX, is the only potentially genetically sound move on there. And they're so inept (or possibly clueless, idk) that they don't know that the listed Legend OG cross, is also a back-cross (to an original P1 parent, the "Legend OG") as well. (For those who don't know, the real Legend OG clone (if they actually have it) isn't a hybrid like most "OG Kush" clones are. It's an actual, land race Paki/Chitral Kush Hash Plant cut. It doesn't really deserve the "OG Kush" name tag, except if it's correctly used, it can create actual "OG Kush"-grade hybrids.) And there's a bunch of bootlegs of it being passed around. The real cut is VERY closely held & it doesn't get out. So, er, buyer beware, etc.
I don't have anything against that collective, but that list is a PERFECT illustration for the purposes of discussion about how making seeds to sell via bullshit hype & some low grade photoshop, does not a "breeder" in any way, shape or form, make. That's not a "seed bank" it's a bird food repository.
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