Polyploidy, didi? That's when crops like our kela or gehun have extra sets of chromosomes, making them bigger and stronger. Colchicine is a chemical that can force this to happen in plants. But in my field, such lab tricks feel like a fancy haircut for someone who needs full meal—wah, but does it fill the stomach? My wheat stands on the hard work of my ancestors who selected the best seeds season after season, not on some chemist's bottle. That's the real 'Glow & Go' for the land.
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