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harveyc · 04-03-2009, 10:31 AM

Patty, it's not just your blonde condition, there aren't clear comments on this and others have been confused also.

See Double Mahoi question about second+ generations

Joe also posted comments from Jon's site further down in this thread Double Mahoi pups real bargain.

I've assumed that it means that the refers to a pup that is the second generation of a mat and that these plants are stronger with bigger root systems, etc. If pups are dug up and transplanted, they're first generations. I figure any other interpretation would mean that every plant we're growing is a 500th generation or so, right?

But then there was this post last year where even some neglected pups performed in a very unusual manner! Quadruple Mahoi

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harveyc Been nuts, gone bananas harveyc's Photo Gallery Location: Isleton, Calif Find me on the map! Zone: 9b Name: Harvey Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 5,119 BananaBucks : 290,245 Feedback: 5 / 100% Said "Thanks" 6,025 Times Was Thanked 4,460 Times in 1,896 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 1,785 Times	Re: Double Mahoi question Patty, it's not just your blonde condition, there aren't clear comments on this and others have been confused also. See Double Mahoi question about second+ generations Joe also posted comments from Jon's site further down in this thread Double Mahoi pups real bargain. I've assumed that it means that the refers to a pup that is the second generation of a mat and that these plants are stronger with bigger root systems, etc. If pups are dug up and transplanted, they're first generations. I figure any other interpretation would mean that every plant we're growing is a 500th generation or so, right? But then there was this post last year where even some neglected pups performed in a very unusual manner! Quadruple Mahoi __________________