myxodex
Well-Known Member
I suspect this is something most of you will know. My rather basic understanding of genetics suggests to me that a selfed primary hybrid would throw a lot more variation in the progeny than the original primary cross did.
Can anyone tell me if this happens in practice and do breaders ever do this to look for interesting variants?
Cheers,
Tim
Can anyone tell me if this happens in practice and do breaders ever do this to look for interesting variants?
Cheers,
Tim