Cubing a Line Explained
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Cubing a Line Explained
Cubing means backcrossing to the same parent three times until the offspring are nearly identical to it. Breeders use it to turn a clone only cut into seed form, since after three backcrosses the seed carries around eighty seven percent of the original's genetics, though it concentrates any weaknesses that cut had. The arithmetic behind each backcross generation and the pitfalls of cubing are explained on https://breederregularseeds.com, with a caution that many so called cubed lines were only backcrossed once. Ask for the actual generation before paying cube prices.