Avoiding Genetic Monoculture

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Why growing only one strain every season can backfire.

Sticking with one strain year after year feels safe, but it leaves a garden vulnerable if that genetic line is prone to a particular pest or disease. A single outbreak of mildew or bud rot can wipe out everything at once. I now pick at least two unrelated strains from https://budweedseeds.com for outdoor seasons, choosing different lineages rather than just different names. It also shows fairly quickly which genetics really handle local conditions.

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