Mephisto Genetics gbd does The Adam Dunn Show

My Favorite part: 1:35min

Mitch: Never thought I'd be this interested in a talk about Autoflowers

GBD: Our Hight auto tested(by a lab Adam Dunn Show highly respects) tested at 25% THC

Adam Dunn:I can have Collin call in if u want! Aka Let's change the subject! :rofl::rofl::rofl:

Then Collin does nothing but reconfirm what GBD said plus more, he said " In 4 years or less AutoFlowers will

Be the future of the market" and neither of hosts refuted him both photo breeders (th seeds, dark horse)
 
My Favorite part: 1:35min

Mitch: Never thought I'd be this interested in a talk about Autoflowers

GBD: Our Hight auto tested(by a lab Adam Dunn Show highly respects) tested at 25% THC

Adam Dunn:I can have Collin call in if u want! Aka Let's change the subject! :rofl::rofl::rofl:

Then Collin does nothing but reconfirm what GBD said plus more, he said " In 4 years or less AutoFlowers will

Be the future of the market" and neither of hosts refuted him both photo breeders (th seeds, dark horse)

I totally agree, that was pretty baller
 
Some great info and the live interview mitch did on here was great too . Selective breading then after you have the desired plants f3 reverse and breed to another f3 same seed batch . I have about 20 of those rogue lateral branch seeds (Alfa fem seeds) wondering how the fuck it happened, Never considered them worth shit. Anyone find info on reproducing the alpha fem reverse process. I have Ga3 experience but would love to try this out with some knowledge not just blindly dont have space for that.

Regards Gents
 
Some great info and the live interview mitch did on here was great too . Selective breading then after you have the desired plants f3 reverse and breed to another f3 same seed batch . I have about 20 of those rogue lateral branch seeds (Alfa fem seeds) wondering how the fuck it happened, Never considered them worth shit. Anyone find info on reproducing the alpha fem reverse process. I have Ga3 experience but would love to try this out with some knowledge not just blindly dont have space for that.

Regards Gents

I am pretty sure he said the process is patent pending, so he wouldn't give up the game
 
I am pretty sure he said the process is patent pending, so he wouldn't give up the game

He also said it wasn't new he just put the pieces together. it's a natural phenomenon that happened to the one guys crop down in kentucky thats where he clued in and started looking for it in other grows.
 
He also said it wasn't new he just put the pieces together. it's a natural phenomenon that happened to the one guys crop down in kentucky thats where he clued in and started looking for it in other grows.

Yep it is a naturally occurring phenomenon but I was referring to your question about recreating the process. The way I understand it is that "perfect growing conditions" are required and that is defined by the optimum levels of c02 and GA3. What those levels are I think is the secret sauce and it will probably not be given away freely. I am personally going to make it my mission to be able to recreate this process because I think it is the key to my breeding project of a family of pink pistil weed
 
Yep it is a naturally occurring phenomenon but I was referring to your question about recreating the process. The way I understand it is that "perfect growing conditions" are required and that is defined by the optimum levels of c02 and GA3. What those levels are I think is the secret sauce and it will probably not be given away freely. I am personally going to make it my mission to be able to recreate this process because I think it is the key to my breeding project of a family of pink pistil weed

He stated those levels vary from strain to strain, I did a patent search and found zip. Again this happens "randomly" on very healthy plants almost an anomaly. I have seen it I just thought it was shit genetics or fluke pollen from a neighbor's plant never have run co2 so that could be a wild goose chase . But hey if it's not up for discussion I'll leave you be Regards.
 
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