Breeding Goals with CSI: Humboldt

On today's ep. of Breeders Syndicate, the guys welcome one of their oldest friends--and one of the most prolific breeders in the world--to the show...CSI: Humboldt!  Highlights of this epic discussion with Nspecta include the unrivaled breeding power of Chemdog, the perfect blend of parents that is Obama Kush, why Bubblegum is a personal breeding favorite, the Candy Rain fiasco, the difficulties of managing recessive traits during purposeful line-breeding, why feminized breeding incurs higher rates of failure than conventional breeding, how to make single selections from thousands of specimens, his secret S2 projects + ABC lines which are several years in the works, the exceptionally wide genetic pool of Mendo Purps and the conversely narrow one of Chemdog, the difficulties of reversing certain cuts like Ol' Betsy and Irene Kush, the very first cut he ever received (Northern Lights from his Dad), his top 3 favorite cuts of all time, why Purple Indica from Archive Seedbank is a so special, the Super Skunk timeline, whether males have a place in the future of breeding or not, his massive documented collection of 2 million plus grow photos, the pros and cons of growing large populations in small spaces (plus suggestions for how to maximize your space), why you should never flower seed plants indoors (take a clone first!), the importance of keeping back-ups of your favorite cuts, the time consuming process of re-vegging plants, his love of runts, Haze Brothers 'California Cush', the prevalence of non-Kush/OG strains using those monikers in their name, why the criteria required for conventional agriculture breeding is so different than cannabis breeding, why native regions of origin are getting watered down, working with the closely guarded Notsodog Headband cut, and so much more.

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