Genotype and phenotype
Genotype describes genetic constitution. Phenotype covers observable traits arising from genetics and environment. Similar appearance does not prove identical genetics, and shared ancestry does not guarantee identical traits.
Lineage and genetic stability
Traceable lineage needs documented parents, generations and sources. Stability concerns the consistency of particular traits among offspring; it is not a universal quality seal. Without population data and specified tested traits, the claim remains limited.
Cannabinoids and terpenes
Cannabinoids and terpenes are different groups of compounds. Terpenes contribute to aroma profiles. A measured compound alone cannot reliably predict a medical effect. We separate composition, sensory description and clinical evidence.
Understanding breeding claims
Breeding combines variation and selection over generations. Published research describes relationships under particular conditions; it does not automatically guarantee a commercial line. We explain concepts without production procedures or cultivation protocols.
Editorial information for adults (18+). No medical or legal advice. Seeds, cultivation and products fall under different rules; international requirements may differ.
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