09-20-2026, 06:15 AM
Starting each grow from regular seed rather than carrying clones forward is a way to stay ahead of pests. Spider mites, thrips, root aphids and powdery mildew ride along on cuttings from run to run, whereas a seed brings none of that in, so growers who reset from seed every cycle tend to have fewer chronic problems. The case for a seed based rotation, and how to keep a few genetics going through seed rather than mothers, is made on https://breederregularseeds.com. Losing half to males beats a mite infestation.