The Finale - Discord Q&A Cereal Milk Cookie Fam Review Revegging Silver Pearl ZazaMids S08 E14 REUP

[@BraneDamidge666]

Matt, in my opinion, you are the one that is keeping and spreading those Blue Bonnet genetics so you deserve some credit for it's survival at the least!❤

[@BreedersSyndicate]

💜

[@devinej8411]

Well said finding a variety isn't the same as preservation or doing any work with it and when you put years behind it there's no doubt that person should be acknowledged

[@backtoobasics]

Shout out to all us fn weirdo weed nerds😂😂😂

[@nate6748]

weedos!

[@mrcrunchtime]

​@@nate6748for mthfkn life! 😂😂

[@BraneDamidge666]

It's a fuckin' razor's edge we dance upon between fuckin' weirdo weed geek and psycho lust suck fucking the cannabinoid pathway cortex booty hole to prolapse!😂💚 I'm gay as fuck for cannabis!

[@BraneDamidge666]

Sorry 'bout the touretts outburst, been on a prolonged bender coupled with a fuckin' crazier than fuck old woman testing the parameters of my sanity with reindeer games concocted by Satan himself in the hottest shithole pit hell has! Hail Satan

[@nowaistedspace4946]

At 19:48, who was the supplier of the majority of genetics the Spanish seed makers were growing? Who has the biggest variety of genetics on the planet and how many popular seed breeders and/or their companies work under that one roof? As for Nevil's early years, Are you sure Nevil didn't travel around giving away seeds and/or collecting seed from growers in different states around the country before he went to Amsterdam? Would have been a valuable asset to his early work. Seems to me, there is a few early years missing in the "cannabis history" story from around 75' to 80'. Something that sticks out to me is the Skunk plant (78) and Van Halen(77 or 78) arrives on the scene about the same time. Any thoughts on Nevil's travels during those years I mentioned? I respect and appreciate your devotion on the history by the way. You've filled in some of the gaps, but things get hard to research before 1980. Most of us that participated in that time era are dying off rather quickly now. A lot of old grower's heirloom genetics are now lost forever since the "Rona" tore through that population. >90% of the old growers were never in a "Overgrow" forum or on social media for that matter. There was so much "pollen chucking" going on back in the late 70's and 80's, there could be millions of dried up seed in some ole geezers barn loft to a floor in an outbuilding, from old workshop cabinets to dresser drawers, no one knows. Most families could care less about a dead person's stuff after they're gone. They fight over the property rights. Sorry, I don't get out much and am long winded at times. lol The "path of life" can force a person to change habits and desires, but once a grower, always a grower.

[@BreedersSyndicate]

I’ll screenshot these questions for a future episode 💜

[@nate6748]

Spitballin' for next season: Notso's solioquies. Notso interviewing industry peeps we can learn from like Tumi Genetics. Matt + Thousand grilling new + return guest superstars, like: CSI, Archive, 707seedbank, Underwear Guy, Tom Hill, Jason King, Rob Clarke. Would love to hear more from semi-anonymous, real and experienced (albeit semi hobby-scale) breeders like High n Lonesome & Santa Cruz Goat Farm. Could be fun to do panel reviews/debates on popular strands like your Cereal Milk review. Thanks for creating a cool community!! 👏

[@Benjamin-u7f]

Just a couple of corrections. Plant breeding is very much a part of evolution. Artificial selection in plant breeding leverages the same fundamental evolutionary principles and mechanisms as natural selection: Variation - Differences in traits between individuals exist within plant populations, arising from mutations, recombinations, etc. This provides diversity for selection. Inheritance - Offspring inherit genes from their parents. Desired traits can be passed on and propagated through controlled crosses. Selection - Plant breeders selectively choose parents with desirable traits to cross, and select progeny over generations with the target traits. Time - It takes multiple generations for selective pressures to incrementally alter gene frequencies in a population. Isolation - Separating selected individuals reduces gene flow from unselected individuals of the same species. So plant breeding takes advantage of naturally occurring genetic variation and artificial selection to gradually enhance desired traits tailored to human needs - the same process as natural selection, just directed by human goals. In this way, it remains very much grounded in the principles of biological evolution. The traditional view has been that evolution is an exceedingly slow process that takes place over thousands or millions of years. However, modern research has provided a richer understanding showing evolution can also occur over much shorter timescales: We now have many documented examples of evolutionary changes occurring rapidly over just tens or hundreds of generations in some species. Factors like changing environmental pressures can drive more rapid evolution by selecting strongly for specific adaptive traits. Species with short generation spans like viruses, bacteria, and some insects/plants can evolve noticeably in just years or decades. High mutability, quick reproduction, and large population sizes enable rapid genetic shifts. Horizontal gene transfer can allow rapid exchange of useful genetic traits between contemporary organisms. Humans have accelerated evolution of species we directly breed or through unintended environmental changes. So while evolution was long considered an incremental gradual process, we now recognize it can also occur relatively quickly under certain conditions. The key prerequisites are genetic variation, strong selective pressures, and sufficient generations for gene frequencies to shift. Given those factors, observable evolutionary adaptation can arise more rapidly than traditionally assumed. Our understanding continues to develop with modern genetics., The fox breeding program that started in the soviet era and still exists to this day has shown this to us very well. It only took ten generations to go from man hating wild foxes to floppy eared , barking foxes with coat colors not ever found in wild foxes. This is just a famliar example but many more exist.

[@BreedersSyndicate]

Appreciate your corrections! I think it was a question we should've clarified and perhaps saved for someone else more qualified to answer. -1000

[@Benjamin-u7f]

@@BreedersSyndicate well the conversation needs to start somewhere. Its good for folks to hear it from people they know have some legit skin in the game and know the provenance correctly. Not to mention people know that your folks sre genuinely trying to help both the end user/grower and also the folks that have put all the work in before us. Plus you folks are stating many times that you dont know as much on the theory side and are speaking just to get the convo started. Thx

[@Oceaniccake794]

This is super appreciated, power to more knowledge.

[@DIRTYBIRDYBEATS]

"Barney and Burner... There is no Barney, I wonder who Barney is.... He doesn't even exist, there's a guy named Gary somewhere...." "Okay, that's cool! I think actually... Those were a couple of good incites that um..." 😂😂😂 Barney and Gary and Burner oh my!!! 🤓

[@edwardralston1517]

Congratulations on all those subscribers. Thanks for jumping in here thousandfold and helping Matt make this move forward. You guys are doing a great job. 🖖 👽👽👽👽👽

[@BreedersSyndicate]

💜💜💜💜 thanks for chiming in and the kind words. Great way to start my day

[@scottietimmons3322]

I'm just so glad to be around the things I was as a kid. It will pay off one day. KY is so far behind in some ways, yet so far ahead in others it sounds like. I love listening to these talks.

[@Oceaniccake794]

Funny i thought that Barney was a person for a long time. Props to the actual breeders, found amazing things on their first batches of a number of things that were cup winners, absolutely incredible.

[@MarvinMonroe]

Yeah I always thought it was weird cuz Barney doesn't sound like a Dutch name

[@Turntuppusha]

@@MarvinMonroekeep your money here they don’t even keep they population safe over there or a farm let alone with all this woke nonsense . It makes me recoil in shame almost having some indoor door head British dude try to shame me into buying only Dutch passion and that other BS anybody can get with a debit card. Support your local breeders and strains. It’s like the news of weed in every dispo. All same nonsense no real deal dudes showing you nothing 😂

[@coyner585]

Cereal milk is one of the few that I like from them... but u nailed it, the high on that one is killer. Definitely a cut i would like to work with to try and get some terps to that high.

[@ren17x50]

The Collins Ave and Caffeine have great tastes. Very cookies taste and nice effect but in my opinion they've got 6-7 strains and the rest are slight variations that aren't different enough to justify a new name.

[@DIRTYBIRDYBEATS]

​@@ren17x50 I think cookies was there only hit 😂

[@BraneDamidge666]

Spain (on the Mediterranean Sea) also shares a climate similar to Northern California. Both make the worlds best wines as well.

[@Benjamin-u7f]

Floral traits like aroma and flavor profiles can change notably between the initial seed generation and the first clonal cutting round, even in stable environments. A few key factors that can contribute to this: Flowering Maturity - Flowers from juvenile seed plants often have simpler, less developed terpene and flavonoid profiles versus more mature flowers from cloned plants. Epigenetic Shifts - The seed plant adapts epigenetically to its environment, altering expression of genes involved in secondary metabolite production. Clones partially inherit these expression patterns. Mutation - Random mutations arising in the seed plant may affect terpene or flavonoid biosynthetic pathways, changing aromatic profiles. Clones will carry new mutations. Pathogen Effects - Hidden viral infections or endophytes in the seed plant can metabolically impact scent and flavor in subtle ways that get passed to cuttings. Telescoping - Accelerated flowering time in clones may alter developmental regulation of floral biosynthetic pathways. Stress Effects - Cloning inflicts wound stress that may temporarily stimulate production of certain aroma compounds. Telomere Length - Clones lose small amounts of telomeric DNA each round, while seeds reset length. Evidence of this in hops. Environment plays a key role as well, but genetic and biochemical changes acquire over time also impact phenotype.

[@Benjamin-u7f]

There is evidence that clonal plant propagules derived from cuttings can experience a gradual shortening of telomeres over successive generations: Telomeres are protective caps on the ends of chromosomes that naturally shorten with each cell division due to the end replication problem. Sexual reproduction resets telomere length in plants when gamete cells fuse to form a zygote. However, vegetative propagation via cuttings involves mitotic cell division without sexual recombination. Therefore, any loss of telomeric DNA in the parent plant can carry over to the clonal offspring to some degree. Studies on crops like potatoes, hops, and cassava have measured decreasing telomere length in clonal lineages propagated over multiple generations by cutting. The rate of telomere attrition varies across species and circumstances, but a general trend of shorter telomeres is observed in aged clone lines. Eventually, telomere shortening may contribute to reduced vigor, growth rate, and lifespan in severely aged clones.

[@Benjamin-u7f]

This highlights one of the reasons that males (as you have stated before) still have value. Another reason is that there are numerous alleles for traits able to be found on the male sex chromosome.

[@BreedersSyndicate]

Wtf are you and where’s this info come from? This is great!

[@Benjamin-u7f]

@@BreedersSyndicate I have over 100 breeding and genetics books on my computer. Been self studying for twenty years. The internet has been very useful that. Always down to share information and bounce ideas off of.

[@DIRTYBIRDYBEATS]

I pollinated a Skunk variety from KC Brains with pollen from a "Rare Darkness" male from Rare Dankness, both parent plants were gassy/skunky but the seeds that came from the cross tastes like roses or flower petals. I told some people and they were like "wtf? That sounds like potpourri..." So I gave them a sample and they realized it was floral gas, not granny's body spray 😂 They were like "Yoooo! That was fire!!! You got any more?" It's like a OG/Skunk with a super floral overtone, like roses or hibiscus or something like your standing in the garden eating petals 😂

[@atom72]

Big NY ups to Thousandfold!! He's doing fantastic job keeping the show moving and staying on point.

[@nate6748]

Tad Hussey of KIS Organics recently interviewed Steve Cantwell of Greenlife Productions, and he shared some really cool data he'd collected showing plants with limonene dominant profiles correspond with very high mold resistance - wonder if that's true for Bubblegum too?

[@ChagaThunder]

That's a amazing podcast 👍😎💪

[@morasspollock5712]

Wow it’s a wrap. ❤🎉❤🎉 loving the content y’all. So happy that @thousandfold is wrangling the Riot! What a team. S9 here we come!

[@BraneDamidge666]

I still have not used LED lighting. I do like the fact that they omit UV light. One day possibly, I'm more focused on growing under the sun for the next several years.❤

[@ren17x50]

Got that 2 billion wat LED

[@BrotherRyan]

Not gonna act like I watched all of your stuff but from what Ive seen Ill say I like your guys transparency, id say Dantes inferno and Zoap are a good one for you to try. Im not a breeder just someone smoking for years, getting the right cultivar those two are great strains so to speak that is fire and long lasting high for me with taste and clean smoke.. Cheers!!

[@DIRTYBIRDYBEATS]

😂😂😂 Why when you say "Dantes Inferno" I see Cheech in tighty wightys 🤣🤣🤣🤓✌️

[@coyner585]

I have a strain i run outdoor in new york... fully outdoor no cover, its dense and never gets mold or any of that

[@Shawno419]

I really enjoy these shows thanks

[@BreedersSyndicate]

Our pleasure! Thanks for watching!

[@zgoat4127]

, Its nice to be respectful and give props where its due but thats it, If your selling your stuff that is it your selling your stuff you no longer have word in what happens period.

[@RammaJamma3]

Yep old timer smoker around me that is 69 years old smoked cereal milk it’s his favorite and he is a long beard liberty overall wearing guy and he loves cereal milk

[@AliceDee025]

Fantastic discussion, see ya next season!

[@majmat]

I'm good at re-vegging and the crazy leafs they first put out is mad, but the amount of branches that start pushing out, Mad. I'll harvest the seeds/bud then slap it on 18/6 (Crazy prices for eleccy in the UK) with the middle third of the plant. I've used bonzai motherplants in the past from reading OT1's threads in the early 2000s. Matt you're not on your own i'm still using HPS but now prices are coming down on the LED front i'll be making the jump this year sometime. Those T5's you've got, you can get retrofit T5 LEDs and they kick arss, Pretty cheap too.

[@LazloWoodbine]

Nice one! Grew along with UK420 in the early 2000's Met Ot1 a couple of times ....awesome guy! ♥ (You ever tried the 12:1 veg cycle? ..... 1/3 saving on the electric bill! .... plants flip to flower much quicker too!)

[@majmat]

I started on UK420 and still pop in every now and then, I may have even chatted to you in thread. The maj in my name is a shorter version of my forum name😉

[@LazloWoodbine]

@@majmat Could be! .... tbo ..I had my original account on UK420 deleted by Joulz in 2010 after I got a knock on the door .... back now ... over a decade later ... trying to catch up! lol

[@BreedersSyndicate]

I have! It does work, it’s just a lot of fiddling. I tend to use a 24 hours veg cycle overall, tho which just murders the electric bill

[@aggamemnon666]

Re. CRABS. Think it was about any instances when two different lines with alternative lineages resulted in a similar terp,effect and structure in its offspring.

[@jandempsey8730]

WERE HERE !!!

[@chrisg3457]

Id love to see you grab some stuff and review for another shoe each week or two. Would love to hear your reviews on the hype shit!

[@BreedersSyndicate]

In the works as we speak!

[@chrisg3457]

@@BreedersSyndicate Grab some Super Dope strains..theyre actually great!

[@Benjamin-u7f]

The environment and experiences of a plant can induce epigenetic changes that alter how genes are expressed without changing the DNA sequence itself. This can be passed to clonal propagules and offspring to some degree: * Keeping a cannabis mother plant smaller through pruning and small pots, for example, may trigger epigenetic adaptations to the restricted space, such as reduced apical dominance. *Cuttings taken from this mother could inherit some of these epigenetic traits, exhibiting similarly compact growth even when not pot-bound themselves. *However, once separated, the cuttings will start adapting epigenetically to their own new environment as well over time. *Seeds produced by the mother may inherit some epigenetic markers that convey the tendency for short stature. *But the seeds will also have genetic shuffling and undergo their own epigenetic responses as they grow, so may not exhibit the mother's traits as strongly. Everytime the plants cells reproduce, epigenetics can be at play. Clones and seeds from a mother plant can inherit some epigenetic traits acquired during the mother's life, but this tends to get overlaid by their own epigenetic adaptations as they experience new conditions. The degree of epigenetic inheritance varies case by case. Overall, the genotype remains most determinative for long term traits.

[@BreedersSyndicate]

Again, shockingly helpful and well put. Epigenetics has been something my brain basaaarely grasps and the papers and studies for cannabis are minimal. What you’re saying does fall in line with everything I’ve seen the last many years. I’m learning that even though I’m a fuckuo, because I fucked up so much for so long, I ended up with some decent data points to draw educated conclusions From.

[@BreedersSyndicate]

Ps wtf are you?!

[@Benjamin-u7f]

@@BreedersSyndicate haha just a joe shmoe auto-diadact from rural Canada, in the naval of North America.

[@Benjamin-u7f]

@@BreedersSyndicate most of genetics is much easier when the correct anaolgies get applied to the varying concepts that are most influencial in breeding. Once you get those in your mind it becomes real easy to sift through the deep stuff because your mind is shifting between visualizations that reflect the information being learned. For example: Dont think of that marble visualaztion that cannabis breeders pass along on social media. But rather imagine beaded necklaces. So now when I tell you that each bead is a gene and that genes generally dont transfer to offspring bead by bead or marble by marble.... they tend to transfer to offspring as long strings of beads... it is easier to understand. This is why you tend to see "parental" types in your offspring more often than seeing lots of of completely new combinations in the offspring that dont reflect parental traits (which is called a recombination event and happens during meosis). Now to explain the "f2" uniquiness we would just build off this or related anaologies.

[@oneandaquarter7203]

Cereal milk and Gary Payton are from the same hunt. I haven't ran cereal milk but out of all the popular cuts i have ran GP has had the best high and the terp profile is pretty good, its one I would keep around. Appreciate the work you do, Cheer's!

[@BreedersSyndicate]

I don’t think I’ve had Gary Payton yet. There’s lots I haven’t hit.

[@NewGrowCity420]

ayeee love this show!! i learn sumn new everytime

[@TheDREADlight]

I acquired through a friend in Holland seeds of each AK-47, Amnesia Haze, GG4. It was for her a blind selection; she read me a list and I picked those 3 and got some AK auto as a freebie. This was at the time when Dutch breeders moved seed production to Spain and those seeds where the ugliest, runtish things ive ever seen. In a nickel baggie labeled with a sharpie, the seeds were pulled from another bigger, sharpie labeled baggie. But oh yeah, a beautiful full color catalog with a plethora of varieties and other swag. They're still just sitting in their bags to this day. Its been long enough that now I just may be curious 😂!

[@devinej8411]

It's interesting how people thought that the companies made all their seeds is funny due to the amount of varieties involved. A side note I've gotten more mid or acceptable plants then true fire over the 100 or more supposedly different varieties

[@Downsouth628]

I thought the same thing about the cereal milk..not much smell or taste but 4 bongs in and yeah it was decent.i grew cookies from seed here in Australia in 2015 not my thing.tried smoking cookies again about a month ago what a joke.keep up the good work guys.some useful info 👍. Hey notso send me some beans 😂

[@jordanjuarez8102]

What if hermaphrodite traits are a direct correlation between doing a phemo hunt between say 15 seeds and plant 27 is the best one?!?!?🤷🏿‍♂️

[@SeanDees]

Matt, I have a small licensed commercial farm in Nevada county ca. I was wondering what in the blue line would do good in production that has that over the top blueberry terp profile? I’ve spent so much $ chasing a good blueberry and still can’t find anything close to the blueberry we had in 2003. Im not a breeder and when I do find the blueberry terp we’re looking for we would love to hire you to help us breed something. We have a mimosa X zkittles that is absolutely incredible but want to breed her to a great blueberry but get the exact candied oranges mixed with that blueberry terp without losing either. It’s way above my pay grade but I think it’s something that you would bd into once you see how crazy the mimosa X zkittles is.

[@BreedersSyndicate]

So I have a few responses for you but they’re long winded For blueberry terps most of the bonnet stuff even hybrids kicks it heavy - true blueberry jam terps. However when crossed to anything orange, it’s a crapshoot. Mimosa anything is a real downside to any hybrid because it has tangie / cali o in it. That’s a terp killer. It can be terpy but it’s the main terp you’ll ever see from then on out. Bubbleberry and Cherry Berry kill it outdoor in any environment. But there’s stuff like Blue Bonnet F2 and Bx1 that are more consistent for Blueberry only terps

[@jeremymurphy6095]

Jealousy deff looks like gelato.....spent the last bit with a few Jealousy F2's and the SSSherbet BxF2. 3 of the 4 Jealousy are janky and look way on the other side of whatever the F2 can bring in the BottleNeckranomicon

[@Mike-ye8qv]

I got a pack of og kush seeds.. no where near being ogk, not even a distant cousin in my opinion. With that being said i found gold in there lol All seeds were similar as if maybe selfed. 0 stretch yet looks very sativa. Very tight internodes I always was under the impression og grows golf ball nugs with huge gaps between buds, and stem that seem like there wet spaghetti, and a alot of stretch, am i wrong?

[@BreedersSyndicate]

Most def do look that way, but in a selfed line you can find all sorts of diff expressions

[@johny2117]

Northern lights 5 is alive and well in Cornwall

[@nathanking9083]

NY??

[@coyner585]

I can honestly say that the only seeds I have that I suspect come from someone slingin seeds they buy in bulk are ones i got as freebies in orders... and shit I'll name them... Ethos. Maybe now buying them in bulk but he definitely has other people breeding for him and saying it's him. And that's it. I fox with Jinxproof mostly... then a few other.... 707, csi... Freeborn.... Ire Genetics and of course Riot.

[@superkoopatrooper4879]

Wait, youre mad he has employees?

[@coyner585]

@@superkoopatrooper4879 not mad at all. Mad that I put a name to a statement? I think it's a good thing when people that can employ other people. The statement was about people that buy bulk seed and sell them as something else. It's the deception I'm not a fan of. If it's solid work then no deception should be needed. Still that said, get it how even. Those that want something quality with legit work put in will seek that out. Same thing with Cookies and all that soulless corporate bud, if that's you're jam by all means my guy, get on that hype train.

[@andybarker5687]

Enjoyed Whiteout, C. Milk and Casino Kush

[@brandoncuts82]

I have that Pink Bubbelgum clone and its fucking incredible I grow it Organic in living soil and I think thats probably how that plant was grown originally because the terps are Beyond strong down to the last puff of a roach straight Pink Bubblegum candy even if I toss strong shit in it to blend like original Pure Kush or Rainbow Belts or some Face Off og hybrid or even Chem91 I can still heavily taste that Pink Bubblegum so strong. Anyone saying otherwise can't grow it good or has a fake cut😂

[@DrFaust-pr8vw]

Hey Matt and Notso, is there still any good Sour Diesel cuts out there? I havent seen a good batch of Sour D in like 10 years, but maybe thats because my plugs have gone more commercial

[@BreedersSyndicate]

For sure there are

[@CDoyle-fd3li]

When is the review ?

[@samuelolson3017]

Is notso guna be coming back to the show or is he no longer a part of it?

[@TimTimTomTom]

Also curious about that. Dude is a good communicator, has deep knowledge, and easy to listen to. And when he's guessing about something, he says so clearly. That last part is key for me. Too many don't do that, and it royally fucks up how knowledge is passed on.

[@LazloWoodbine]

I was wondering the same ...

[@BreedersSyndicate]

I keep telling folks, he’s in a cage till we hit 10k subscribers but nobody listens 😂 notso is still very much apart of the show and my life. He’s had life issues pop up with the fallout of cannabis as a whole. It’s impacted all of us, and this is kinda a extra curricular thing for us for fun to do - and he ain’t had much to for fun, unfortunately. I haven’t either, but it’s my show so I gotta keep it rockin. He will def be back tho, occasionally, and hopefully for his own solo shows.

[@LazloWoodbine]

@@BreedersSyndicate That's good to hear! I really appreciate all the work both you and Notso do for the benefit of the whole community.

[@DIRTYBIRDYBEATS]

He quit smoking and went to rehab because all the dispensaries got flooded with Runtz 😂

[@420growers3]

It's Miami Mango Haze.

[@BreedersSyndicate]

What is?

[@420growers3]

@BreedersSyndicate the Dimonds you where talking about. Its not a 12-14 week flowering plant. More like 10. I know its not the true MR.Nice mango haze you where thinking about, that was what I thought at first also when I seen MH on the market. The Miami MH is big in Florida especially the concentrates.

[@clarenceboddiker6749]

Nice work lads 👏

[@greenpuffinman]

cheers to the lurkers✌💨

[@Tonez8819]

You can get led bulbs for your t5s

[@BreedersSyndicate]

I didn’t know that! Are they effective?

[@Tonez8819]

They last way longer. Worth the little bit extra since normal t5 bulbs dim out after a month or two! Work great for veg

[@Turntuppusha]

I listen to old school genetics and you also Matt . I’m a triangled man you can say 😂😂😂😂. Wish it could be peace and truth deep as it can go in what we do but . That’s not the world we in these days esp in this angle

[@falldogg8606]

Tasty strain this is -Yoda voice

[@Benjamin-u7f]

You should do the reviews of cuts and compared with the old school. Also, you and csi should make a book on the experiences of growing and breeding s1's. Doesnt have to be a sciency book.

[@Benjamin-u7f]

Does not have to be a book either, I guess.

[@BreedersSyndicate]

We will eventually do something like that

[@Nigelllllllllllllll]

Third time lucky, thanks for the upload guys!

[@slade2152]

Cereal milk is amazing

[@joeymasterson4395]

Can you tell us how you pop seeds? With my own seeds I have no problems. Seed bank seeds can be tricky. Why is that?

[@BreedersSyndicate]

We have a video up on this same channel 💜

[@RammaJamma3]

U can change genes 🧬 if stress plant all time while growing or sickness does same

[@BreedersSyndicate]

You don’t change genes, but you do affect the plant epigenetic last with stress - trigger hormonal responses etc. you can’t “change genes” that way however. It’s not even debatable and pretty solid science behind it. Epigenetics - the other story

[@dillonpritchett9594]

No Notso? Weird

[@BreedersSyndicate]

He’s in a cage until we hit 10k. You do know the show went for 3 years prior to notso being on?

[@andybarker5687]

Really dig you guys, hope to grow my own. I really don't like the "traditional" guys around my area, I mostly go to legal spots, Cannabiotix is really the only brand that brings back memories. Also, Imo Diamonds from a disposable are not the best. I prefer "live Resin" or "rosin" I think brands have mastered the art of making formulas. I would say the year 2012 and prior, wax was more potent as well as Hash and vape pens. I had a pure vape that made me so gonzo I couldn't see straight

[@lovemycity420]

I hate all the cookies hate……makes y’all look “salty”!

[@BreedersSyndicate]

😂😂😂

[@lovemycity420]

@@BreedersSyndicate and who wouldn’t want to get buried under a pile of “cookies”😂😂😂! Classic line, I love it!

[@arn0ld2000]

🎉

[@BeugyNBeast]

💚😎👊

[@andybarker5687]

Don't like C milk on its own,

[@D420_fromArabi]

🤙🏼🔥

[@wild-firegaming4421]

Wheres notso

[@BreedersSyndicate]

In a cage till we hit 10k subscribers

[@redeye1773]

help fimd barney lol