IBL, In Bred Line?

If you use CS to make a batch of Fem Pollen and you pollenate the flowers on the same plant you got the Fem pollen from isnt that the ultimate IBL or does it have to be a mother/father and F1 cross?

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· Hulk

· 2022-07-22T23:50:41+0000
I'm thinking no because IBL's take many generational grows before they are considered IBL's, pollinating the female with it's own pollin in my opinion would be as close to cloning as possible without actually cloning.

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- · CPW
  
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  Hulk
  
  · 2022-07-22T23:57:42+0000
  I agree but bred to itself is about as in line as breeding can get. This is one of those stoner conversations, if you went back in time and killed your grandfather would you exist and if you dont exist and didnt how did your grand father die?
  
  Wow I am stoned
  
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· Joshua

· 2022-07-23T01:22:12+0000
A strain is not considered an inbred line until its hit the F6 generation.

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· Chubby441

· 2022-07-23T02:23:15+0000
With a true IBL strain, each generation of the plant will retain the exact same dominant genes to produce a wonderfully stable, and predictable offspring. F6 sounds about right J !

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