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Quote: Polyploid plants tend to be larger and better at flourishing in early succession habitats such as farm fields.
I have never attempted to induce polyploidity with chemicals but in both of my grows one (usually a sativa) turned out polyploid and had an unexpectedly high yield.
Here's an example of a triploid:
Looks like just three buds. I will have to do more research about breeding polyploidy cannabis as well.
that link does not work. Thanks for sharing that information. I actually read it all. Marijuana botany is probably the next book i will buy now. Very interesting stuff. Basically, what I have gathered is that it's really not worth it to experiment with this method. A full-blown scientific study with an actual laboratory would be fucking rad though. It seems logical that an increase in the chromosomes would lend itself to higher potency chron.
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