Getting Started Breeding Plants & Stabilizing A Cultivar! (Garden Talk #53)

[@GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt]

Thanks to Canadian Leaf Genetics for coming onto the podcast today! Canadian Leaf Genetics Instagram- bit.ly/34XzdQi

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodgrower]

Excellent info. Many thanks for your endless work Mr.Growit! You are a beast!

[@joshkehler3311]

Dude deserves some credit in the title

[@dannystout7715]

Enjoyed the show.. Thanks guys

[@ricardoarias553]

He repeats too much, favorite

[@GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt]

@@joshkehler3311 The title is for the title; Credit is in the description section and pinned comment.

[@stumpshot70]

Another very key trait that I look for that not many people talk about (on both Male and Female plants) is stem fragility. As I go through my selection process and the plants are getting big enough to get stem smell, stick, internal spacing etc...I will pull a branch down gently, if it pops from the main stem or buckles over without much force I toss it. I'm not breeding weak stem structure into my lines. Key concept for sturdy plants that can withstand some serious weight at the end of the growing cycle. Great vid and really dig the guests you are getting on. Thanks Chris.

[@WatchCLtv]

Stable genetics are rare nowadays with all the hype cultivars out there. Great discussion Dr. Grow It!

[@ambientnoise2656]

I agree, i think its odd this gentleman isnt taking clones of his keeper cits and breeding with those, rather he is breeding straight from seed. How does he know or have any idea what the outcome is going to be? Like you said there are so many UNstable genetics out there nowadays.

[@comfortablynumb9342]

@@ambientnoise2656 keeping clones makes sense to me for breeders. If nothing else you can compare the original from clones to the plants from your seeds. And you can go back if a cross goes wrong. I can see lots of reasons for keeping clones or keeping a mother and breeding her clones. I've never been a breeder but I can't imagine an advantage to always starting from seeds and not keeping clones.

[@72288kip]

Too much hype on stalky tryched IG bud too. Pretty and wack

[@HardkoreHiggins]

Wait intil everything is feminized or auto! Males will be more valuable like rare/ exclusive forum cuts are!! Reg. Packs will be considered pollen chucker packs smeared as unstable!!! In 5 years watch!!

[@seanmac420]

@@72288kip yeah that’s the bud missing those pretty much endangered old school terpenes

[@behindstoney6520]

Your channel is literally priceless and I hope everybody who watches your videos appreciates and understands how lucky they are to live in a time where this information is not only out there for free but is also brought to us and thought out/formatted by you. There is so much content available nowadays it’s 24/7 so it’s easy to just consume without understanding the thought , effort & work that goes in to what you do so I invite everybody to be mindful of the whole scope of what it takes to bring this information to us. Appreciate it and absorb it. What a time to be alive, literally. I appreciate you man, more life 🌱💨🤝

[@MycoHunter]

This was one of my favorite episodes. Growing good flowers is fun for the first so many years, after that breeding becomes addictive, and although this is very entry level breeding information it's a very relaxing enjoyable listen for those who love the process. And remember, it's more about the journey then the destination! Love the process and you will be a breeder for life.

[@tanksdanks]

I just want to give a huge kudos to anybody who spends their time doing the genetic hunting and phenohunting. You are very much appreciated.

[@7munkee]

I like his approach to breeding. Anyone can read a book and explain it to other people, but actually doing hands on and observing the results makes you a much better teacher.

[@nicolecarter5900]

At 34:40 when he is talking about how it’s important to select well he is correct but is missed the biggest reason why. Because the f2 generation it the one where the recessive traits that you may have liked in one of the two plants while making you original cross. Not all desirable traits are dominant, some are recessive. If you are able to pick out a male or female plant with a desirable trait and that trait is occurring in approximately 25% of the pheno hunt, it’s a good hint that it may be recessive in nature. When you breed 2 visual recessives together 100% of the offspring will carry and display the visual recessive trait. Dominant traits aren’t always better, and recessive traits are much more valuable because they are more difficult to attain and take more generations to breed.

[@chrisclyde456]

Absolutely

[@davidbryden7904]

I just love that both these guys got kitties on there laps during the show!!

[@jamesmichaelcabrera9613]

Wth

[@vernlunsford4449]

Chris I love your show. So full of information. I bring my notebook. Thanks for all the help!

[@djryebread]

Great video , watching it again !

[@kiddynamite3931]

I try to change my profile pics of strains I've bred. There's one right here. A single plant under a 600 HPS. I started on this strain 2010. Finished in 2017. In nearly 30 years, I've bred 5 strains completely stable. Every seed is clone only worthy. That plant actually lufted the trellis off the ground. It's much harder today, as the genetics are a long way off from 95-2000

[@meriphiusfelamorr779]

This is my favorite KZbin channel. The quality of content and the variety of discussions is more than helpful. I'm always able to find the answers to my questions.

[@Kickstart82]

I watch every episode two or three times there's so much information packed into each episode.

[@jamesgonzalez2081]

Ty ty ty ty and ty

[@greenzgoddess]

Great show Canadian Leaf Genetics and Mr. Grow it! I loved the talk on the perfect harvest time for maximum seeds

[@KWC0]

Thank you for the time and effort Chris... It's Legendary that you are gifting us this content👊. Also much appreciation to all the guests.(Canadian Leaf Genetics) I enjoyed your knowledge and perspective equally 😤💨👌

[@budstermcgreen6360]

Another very interesting discussion! Appreciate the steady podcasts and the work put into them! ✌

[@harrycatrell1471]

Thank you guys for sharing this knowledge! I had no clue as to just how technical plant breeding could be! The comments were greatly appreciated, as well! Enjoy! Be safe!

[@docholiday6944]

Thank you Gram and Chris! A boat load of GOOD information!! ✌

[@HardkoreHiggins]

Great episode!!! Thank you Chris,great knowledge!!!Thanks Canadian Leaf Genetics!!!! 🍁

[@TeenTaco]

I grow outdoor in New England, so I deal with a lot of the same problems. This guy does. I’d love to grow some of his seeds.

[@Plumber4life]

Great content. Great guest. You both have cats in your lap! 😄 great show Chris!

[@dlloyd3739]

Your boy is wild smart, hell yea

[@glennplatvoet7111]

Very informative thank you both helpful

[@somerhythmviews5533]

Value value value can’t wait to visit CAN

[@pamelajohnson5056]

Exactly what I wanted to learn more about. Thanks for the episode 🙏😀🌱

[@MJW1423]

Excellent episode brother. Thank you for sharing this info. Have a good one God Bless.

[@mdub4556]

Great video! Got my first run going on a plant i liked out of the bunch! Glad to hear I’m on the right track!

[@VicVinegar1738]

Perfect timing.

[@comfortablynumb9342]

Sounds like another great one from the start

[@stekeeley1936]

Such a mellowed,informative rounded chat....you should do some audio books Chris.

[@lloydymk2013]

Some people think mixing strains is like mixing drinks. That u just put the two together and presto u got what u want....wish it was that easy.

[@tcatastrophelive1948]

Yessssir highlight of the weekend !

[@danthegrower6033]

Thanks man. Another good one.

[@markthrower224]

Chris another great show... well done sir!

[@denisroy5856]

Thanks for all your info Mr. Grow it I’ll be in touch with Canadian Leaf Genetics soon..Love to support local.Always looking for good genetics.

[@jolIyjoeker]

Something I read in high times years ago was for males and females looking at the density of hairs on the cotyledon leaves will translate to density of trichomes on the plant later on during flowering

[@captainpeckerhead4551]

Hope it doesn't hurt to much leaving an coming back cause I'm a full time caregiver an hard not to leave sometimes. Always enjoy watching Chris. Thanks.

[@RGK147]

*too, *and

[@iplantreez1344]

Nice!

[@GrowingwithGeorge]

Another great show broski!!

[@Triangle0ffence3x]

Never heard of this guy on Canada here before but def going to support 💯👊

[@cesardelgadillo1953]

Sick, tight and dope! As always priceless content. Thx

[@BaNJiiE]

💩💡🪴👌👽💨🦨 Great episode, can't wait for a Part 2 about tips on breeding, selection &utilizing autoflowers and Fast buds photo/auto mixes for shorter flowering.

[@brianharris1573]

Genetics for Dummies, I got as far as the Mendelian genetics and that's all I needed to figure out what was up with my weed strain with a leaf anomaly. It's from a recessive gene so each time I cross it, I have to take 2 F2 plants with the recessive gene and use them to make F3 seeds and all of those seeds make plants with the anomaly. So it's a slow process to stabilize a recessive gene but knowing how it works sure saved me from a lot of guesswork! Copy and paste: In his 1865 publication, Mendel reported the results of his crosses involving seven different characteristics, each with two contrasting traits. A trait is defined as a variation in the physical appearance of a heritable characteristic. The characteristics included plant height, seed texture, seed color, flower color, pea-pod size, pea-pod color, and flower position. For the characteristic of flower color, for example, the two contrasting traits were white versus violet. To fully examine each characteristic, Mendel generated large numbers of F1 and F2 plants and reported results from thousands of F2 plants. What results did Mendel find in his crosses for flower color? First, Mendel confirmed that he was using plants that bred true for white or violet flower color. Irrespective of the number of generations that Mendel examined, all self-crossed offspring of parents with white flowers had white flowers, and all self-crossed offspring of parents with violet flowers had violet flowers. In addition, Mendel confirmed that, other than flower color, the pea plants were physically identical. This was an important check to make sure that the two varieties of pea plants only differed with respect to one trait, flower color. Once these validations were complete, Mendel applied the pollen from a plant with violet flowers to the stigma of a plant with white flowers. After gathering and sowing the seeds that resulted from this cross, Mendel found that 100 percent of the F1 hybrid generation had violet flowers. Conventional wisdom at that time would have predicted the hybrid flowers to be pale violet or for hybrid plants to have equal numbers of white and violet flowers. In other words, the contrasting parental traits were expected to blend in the offspring. Instead, Mendel’s results demonstrated that the white flower trait had completely disappeared in the F1 generation. Importantly, Mendel did not stop his experimentation there. He allowed the F1 plants to self-fertilize and found that 705 plants in the F2generation had violet flowers and 224 had white flowers. This was a ratio of 3.15 violet flowers to one white flower, or approximately 3:1. When Mendel transferred pollen from a plant with violet flowers to the stigma of a plant with white flowers and vice versa, he obtained approximately the same ratio irrespective of which parent-male or female-contributed which trait. This is called a reciprocal cross-a paired cross in which the respective traits of the male and female in one cross become the respective traits of the female and male in the other cross. For the other six characteristics that Mendel examined, the F1 and F2 generations behaved in the same way that they behaved for flower color. One of the two traits would disappear completely from the F1 generation, only to reappear in the F2 generation at a ratio of roughly 3:1

[@MerchGrows]

Awesome episode 🤙🤙 I absolutely love popping beans, it’s a blast ✌️✌️

[@heftylefty4054]

Hey Merch. I knew you’d be on here

[@DontBeeLeafTheHype]

Breeding Afghans with Nepalese for old school hash and coconut oil infusion. Shake off the chomes, soak the rest in oil, strain and make kashi with the left over plant material. Three way winner!

[@sunnychiva209]

breeding is not for everyone, it takes a lot of dedication and hard work. If your not passionate about cannabis just purchase seeds from a reputable breeder, save yourself the drama and your welcome. Peace folks

[@samartinez1988]

The acinfinity seedling mat two pack with controller is one of the best deals on the market. Super happy with mine.

[@hoosierdank6055]

Great information !

[@ponydong]

Hey Chris I rewatched this after few months from last year I now hav my own beans ,I crossed banana kush with skittles grown that out then pollinated it with pollen from a whitewidow silver haze and the beans are the size of mandarin fruit seeds im yet to plant ,can u tell me why the seeds are so dam big iv seen big beans but people I show don't believe there real ,I live in Australia I would love to send u some dude ,p.s im the biggest fan if come for holiday would love to catch up 100%

[@familyownedlawncareservices]

Great show hoping to learn more about breeding two females together. Using spray and everything about that.

[@visible720]

I wonder if I take a boat across superior I can get my hands on these. Lol. Hard to find good genetics for the cold. Great video guys. It will be awhile but I plan on doing this myself. And the information you guys do provide is actually priceless to people who don't know.

[@johnny623]

Very interesting, thanks for doing that.

[@TheShleafHerder]

Just started ourselves but good to get the rundown from one of my favorite creators 🤙💚

[@TM-nz5im]

dude amazing content as always.. hope you keep it growing !

[@wessleyostricki7278]

this content is amazing AF. i love this channel......

[@NealList]

Watching this I have a cat on my lap too. Really nice content.

[@platinumselects6024]

I appreciate you for always spreading the knowledge amongst the community , being able to grow your own medicine is great but being able create different genetics is even better , it’s like playing god lol 👨🏽‍🔬

[@davidsalmela1563]

✌❤from Arizona. Good video. Down the road a bit, I'm still a rookie grower.

[@geethemarvel4647]

Good information here

[@jamesbrewer5111]

lol that thumbnail with “start breeding now”

[@brianharris1573]

Here you guys go! 1865: Mendel's Peas Mendel was a monk in the Augustinian order, long interested in botany. He studied mathematics and science at the University of Vienna to become a science teacher. For eight years, starting in 1857, he studied the peas he grew in the garden of his monastery. He carefully pollinated the plants, saved seeds to plant separately, and analyzed the succeeding generations. He self-pollinated plants until they bred true - giving rise to similar characteristics generation after generation. He studied easily distinguishable characteristics like the color and texture of the peas, the color of the pea pods and flowers, and the height of the plants. When he crossed true-breeding lines with each other, he noticed that the characteristics of the offspring consistently showed a three to one ratio in the second generation. For example, for approximately every three tall plants, one would be short; for about every three plants with yellow peas, one would have green peas. Further breeding showed that some traits are dominant (like tall or yellow) and others recessive (like short or green). In other words, some traits can mask others. But the traits don't blend: they are inherited from the parents as discrete units and remain distinct. Furthermore, different traits - like height and seed color - are inherited independently of each other.

[@CharlesLaBuhn]

I did become a Breeder. I tried to kill (first time grower) a Special Queen #1 from RQS Seeds. Instead it became my BEST plant. It bloomed earlier than the others and had some stinky buds. It also Hermied and pollinated my Critical Kush. When the babies are born I am going to name them "Critical One" lol. It also pollinated one of my other SQ #1 and that is just not right lol.

[@tone-Loc420]

I once pollen chucked with seed junky ( gelato 41x sherb) male to a few of my best strains. I got just ok stuff. Since then I only breed plants I know that’s fire 🔥 and had nothing but great results ever since.. so never breed on paper- always off proven plans.

[@ponydong]

I looked for fast stretching stage after veg not so much flower I have tricks for that last gas peddle

[@crippledcannabiscowboy8925]

Good stuff. Hopefully I'm around in the years to come to try this. Got started with a tent, but there's definitely an expiration date looming over head. Either way I love this stuff. Thanks for the channel bro you've taught me a lot

[@BnMGarage]

You'll be around brother! I recently started with an immature bag seed. I ended up buying more seeds from a bank. And now I have two GG#4 plants, cantaloupe, and 2 dwarf tangerine trees lol.

[@derekbudea6388]

Love the info. Good work 👍😊

[@RyanStonedonCanadianGaming]

My last plant did very well and gave me quite a few seeds at the same time, Basically the plant just saved me money from going out and buying the same clone again or from buying seeds that may be lower quality and have lower germination rates. This time my plant arr started from seed from the clone plant are doing freaking amazing compared to what the clone I bought looked like.

[@Tetrahydrocannabinolove]

His channel is TheWeedyCanadianMan right? 8 weeks for good seeds I find way to long. Mine take exactly 6 weeks for some really nice looking seeds.

[@theweedycanadianman4845]

It is me thanks for the love! Just to be clear for people who find me through here, my channel doesn't really show any breeding info etc. It is more of a personal diary for myself, specifically on my basment shenanigans, there's alot more that goes on behind the scenes. Who knows, maybe I'll start sharing more ;). 8 weeks for me is just a safeguard.

[@Tetrahydrocannabinolove]

@@theweedycanadianman4845 I watch a lot of different grow Channels. I’m one of your 80 subs on that Channel. So I thought you looked very familiar. Cool to see you on one of Chris’s Channels. I watched the whole video.

[@normagee]

thats the one ..

[@Ultra96706]

Actually it takes only 35-42 nights from initial fertilization. Week 3 flower to week 8 or 9. And you have fully matured seeds.

[@c.j.mackay4032]

I’m currently attempting to breed an autoflower and photoperiod so really glad I listened to the end of the episode. Where can I get more info on this process?!

[@Defcon1Ghost]

A Grow Bible, it's got all the basics.

[@tezlato]

Great video! I'm looking forward to trying some of those things out ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@glennfleming6017]

Cat in the lap club!

[@BigSmoov609]

I just tried crossing genetics for the 1st time I took a lemon diesel male from ethos and pollinated a watermelon zskittles from Barney farms and brain cake from ripper seeds I'm just curious I'll plant the seeds label and clone the ones I like

[@K_Nasty]

I built a breeding tent . im making my way there 🤞

[@jktriple_g_129]

In my opinion the reason why I do it is to help people if someone says they have some back it issues and found out that a strain does good for them then I will help them out and bring the cultivar into production so that they can have 100% clean medicine and know exactly what our inputs are sustainability is the key

[@davedickerson4075]

Great content and the topic is 🔥 definitely more and more about breeding would be fine with me lol and the Instagram pic with you Chris,pigeons, and rob from cltv in suits blowing smoke was 🔥 too !! Love the channel

[@thorhansen6204]

can you make a episode about Breeding autoflower???

[@devyn08]

Can you please interview someone who talks about breeding with STS spray? or point me to the right direction. i’m just curious how breeding with only reversed female plants affects genetics and such. thanks for the great content!

[@dannystout7715]

Hey, Chris if you need any more testers for that new top-secret strain your working on just let me know. lol Keep up the great content..

[@anothervisionprod]

Really digging the discussion for sure. A lot of great talks on this channel. Big fan for sure. We have some things brewing this way as well and hope to be able to cross paths in the future ✊🏼🌴💪🏼

[@HarrisBubba]

In my understanding the F2 generation of seeds will have a much wider range of different phenotypes than the F1

[@gangofgreenhorns2672]

9:00 Starting with both an f4 or f5 is going to be better than not.* Bc you will have two stabilized genetics that are crossing and will gain some hybrid vigor in the initial offspring. So you could have a good generation to grow out from; though that generation's offspring will be more of a craps shoot. With tomatoes and stuff they're waiting until like f7+ as far as I know.

[@Farner49]

Mr grow good episode I would be so happy to see one on making auto flower seeds Since there’s no way to clone them and the price per seed to buy n gro just isn’t possible for folks needing a hundred seeds or more

[@mikeyazzie5185]

I think he should send seeds to the USA. Not just west and east coast. But midwest and the Southwest. I think all 4 would be different.

[@marcu1744]

the science of purple

[@puravida809]

Does anyone know for certain if the part of the seeded female from which the seeds are harvested (apical bud or lower branch buds) affect the pheno- and chemo- characteristics of the resulting seeds? Thanks!

[@egilskallagrimsson2941]

What about back crossing?

[@pamelajohnson5056]

I would love to be a tester. I’m retired and have a lot of time to spend in the garden.

[@dbu1919]

Great video. Any chance of getting Rasta Jeff on an episode. Dude is a OG in the breeding/ growing world and would make for a great and informative interview for the community.

[@GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt]

I emailed him

[@dbu1919]

Hope it works out! Keep up the great content.

[@lavernchatfield8246]

Is a plant that nanners different from a plant that has pollen sacks?ZaZa episode # 31. Always great info!

[@MrJasond7]

Anyone know, and where to confirm: Do male plants tend to pass on certain characteristics; and, do females TEND to pass on certain characteristics? I mean, do f2s typically take on the structure of the male, and the chemical composition of female (for example)? (I know there's no universal principle. ) And, are there certain cultivars that tend to pass on characteristics, or be dominant, when breeding? Thank you to anyone who has any information.

[@Ultra96706]

Hi! Yes, male plants play a big role. For example, when I’m breeding I look for a male that has huge, towering clusters of pollen sacs. This expression will be passed onto the female offspring, meaning, large colas. And to clarify, F2 is the very first filial generation of inbreeding. It’s the “key to the city.” Just to clarify. F1 generation makeup is 50% mom 50% dad. Now with F2, you can obtain 50% strain, 25% mom, 25% dad. So as you can see, good chance you can find a unicorn with odds like that going all the way back to both parent genealogy. I also have a few strains with limonene in them and any female that gets crossed to him is heavily dominated by a lemon terp and taste. Hope this helps!

[@higherintellect]

Just go take a biology class. Basic high school biology teaches you this

[@RicoRodriguezGrows]

I wonder how breeders test for a plant being resistant to powdery mildew. Do you put a PM covered plant in the garden & see what happens? Lol Seriously curious on checking resistance to PM and how that works. Recently I killed off a few males one was Ethos Fruity Pebble OG the smell was overwhelming when I chopped it up I kinda wish I kept the plant to play with but currently don’t have an area where I could keep it separated from the girls. I am getting interested in starting to chuck pollen & start to go down that rabbit hole for myself. Cheers Chris! I absolutely love your content! You always knock it out of the park sir ! PS brewing microbe tea with an oxygen concentrator DOES make super soldier microbes after all! 😝

[@heftylefty4054]

I am curious about this topic also Rico. Here in Oklahoma we have to grow plants that can battle the high humidity issues, PM problems. I have started this process but unable to “treat it right” and keep running the strain over and inbreeding back. Very interesting content!

[@stephenmagistrelli6385]

It is clear some genetics have a reduced vulnerability to pm. In my experience f1s from diverse stable lines are good places to start looking. Inbred lines (hate to generalize but.... ) these days are more often than not somewhat to highly vulnerable. To test a strains immunity you could certainly find out via poor nutrition. Put as much potassium as nitrogen in your starting mix or deny the plants copper and you'll find out real quick

[@stephenhanes8043]

Good talk... 👍 Kinda felt like he spent the entire video saying "well your just going to take the plants your wanting to breed and find those traits your wanting to use or take a step back*... I mean yeah that's definitely good info and you guys did absolutely touch base on a few things.. But for me the discussion was waaaaaay different then say the episode #23 where you discussed very closely similar things with Vader.. but I'm mean you take Vader's personality and how he can easily speak on his knowledge as well as feel comfortable discussing these things as if it's second nature then compare that with this gentleman and again you have a separate conversation as well.. Either way like I said it was a good talk for sure... Starting a OG Kush right now that I'm wanting to grow out and breed with a Bruce Banner x Kali Mist cross and I was thinking coming back to a Bruce Banner male.. but Both the cross's center of attention when you look it up on Supreme seed's describes it as an Awesome Morning Cup of coffee.. energetic and uplifting etc... And people everywhere that have tried the ol' godfather OG Kush knows it's as well a very social strain... I'm sure both of these if you went a little further in and got your darker trichomes cured it a little bit longer you be able to locate more of the couch lock effects but as far as Bruce Banner this has always been on of my favorites as well as ✌️ house strains (different dispensaries) out of Colorado.. Dopamine & another being Serotonin... I've always loved that good heavy mental and body high... And I'm not sure with these two combined yet that I'm wanting to try to steer away from the awesomeness of the great social strain with energetic and uplifting qualities... Kinda leaning more towards trying to run it with say a Green Crack male and then from there localize of doing a few pheno and brother sister matches to bring it up to something more "stable" and steady.. Love watching the show... It's always fun and I think the wide variety of people being brought on from high experience to your everyday successful beginners getting noticed is always a cool thing and educational especially when I get to see episodes like this one and with Vader ✌️🤓

[@seanmac420]

I accidentally crossed a fem pb breath that nannered with a super lemon haze a purple punch and a unicorn pop all feminised , only got a couple beans from the punch and unicorn though

[@myrtlebeachpimp]

I went to Jamaica a few years ago I kinda got duped into buying some trash weed. I had found a seed in it and kept it. Do yall think they could have given me wild flower? I’m kinda interested in growing it out and seeing if I can get some good bud breeding it.

[@youtuber-wi9mk]

Question as a beginner wat are the signs of unstable strains ? Odd leaf pattern weird or stunted growth

[@6feetunderwater357]

After finding your best 2 & getting seeds from them .witch is better breed it back to the mother or father. How do you get f2 f3 f4 f5

[@danielmosely1508]

Back to father is BX which is backcrossing. F2 is crossing brother and sister offspring of same parents , cross those there is your f3, cross those there is your f4 and so on and so on

[@rightsidelanechoice7702]

Isn’t this guy the singer in Iron Maiden?

[@kimandkyle420tyer6]

Ok I'm wanting to breed 2 plants and only have 1 tent , will it be ok to grow FEM seeds and clones if I clean well?