Let’s address the white label.
What is it?
It when a random grower reverses a known breeders strain and offer seed for sell.
Why do we have white labels?
Because some grower can’t get access to the original breeders gear.
Maybe the original breeder doesn’t offer the gear in seed form.
Or the grower doesn’t want to pay the breeders price.
In any case, it’s not the best practice to get seeds.
In other words, “the grower takes his own shortcuts.” And choose to swim with the sharks.
I’m thinking this is what the brother is referring to as a f2. I’m not sure.
Here is me trying to help >>> it doesn’t matter how many “f’s” are in a a cross. That’s just it, the “f” mean first.
So even if a strain is noted as F10, that simply means the breeder is at the 10th time he has made crosses in his creation.
So f1 are 2 different strains crosses, f2 is something else is added, f3 mean something is crosses with that. So the strain isn’t stable.
When the strain get to where the breeder likes it, he no longer makes crosses to it, he then breeds 2 of his “f?” together and make his first generation. Gen 1. Gen 1 x gen 1 = gen 2… and so on.
If the breeder take something else and it to the gen 2, the resulting cross once again become a “f1” and the process starts over at that point.
All I asked is for everyone to pay attention to what they are buying. Don’t just assume that you are purchasing worked out strains.
We put ourself in this position because we don’t understand what we are purchasing.
The Nympho is at gen 7
The Murdah cookies is at gen 1, breed as (cookies and chem x Nympho gen 3) x (gorilla cookies x Nympho gen 3). Even with the breedings I put into her, she is a “f1”.
Here is another example using my Cruella. Cruella x Cruella = Cruella f2 aka Cruella gen 1.
That’s why it’s important to know how it’s breed, instead of just looking at how many f’s that a strain has.
Know the difference, because you got exactly what purchased. It’s not the breeds fault that you did not understand you was buying.
Mephisto, fastbuds, Dutch passions, and the host of others. So good work. Try crossing an auto to a photo yourself and see how much wrk is involved. Then learn to appreciate what’s going on from a breeders perspective.
Hopefully I didn’t offend anyone by the “free education”. Hopefully this helps people better understand what they are buying. And If you are buying from a breeder that doesn’t understand this, you may want reconsider.