Mazar I sharif ( real seed company)

[cannabissequoia]

@Heritagefarms

Epigenetic changes are not permanent and the term is being used wrong most times in the cannabis community.
A epigenetic change for example would be the plant growing more compact the closer to the light it gets.
Genetic drift is also a lot more rare then some would like to believe.
Now if your using hormones or doing other things that could easily damage dna then it’s possible but what most of what people are witnessing is environmentally caused or it’s just some people making excuses for why a cut they have grows completely different then what they say it is.

Probably worth pointing out that clones & seeds are apples to oranges & I suspect seeds throw genes around more … uh, during conception if the mood isn’t right.

A great analogy I remember is James Bean saying you don’t want the tweaker crack ho that smokes a pack a day to have your kids…you want that healthy one that does yoga & drinks chai & shit. truth