How to give proper credit for a seed?

You list it as a "custom breeder". When the seed/clone option appears, just click in the box and type in whatever you want to call the seed and it will be given the "custom breeder" identification. With growing "bag seeds" you find, you risk obtaining plants with faulty genetics/inbred genetics. If there are only one or three seeds in a crop, the pollen needed to come from a plant that has "hermied" and grown some male flowers. This will produce seeds that have the genetic make-up to do the same thing - grow male flowers. It also runs the risk of "inbreeding" whereby not only does the seeds contain genes for growing male flowers as a dominant trait, inbreeding can also cause other recessive genes to become dominant, resulting in mutated plants that are sometimes called "throw backs". You may have been lucky up to now with successful plants, but sooner or later, you are going to grow a "throw back" and if it is your entire grow, it will turn out to be a waste of time, money and effort. Much better to buy commercially bred seeds with stable genetics and almost guaranteed results. Hope this helps,..... Organoman.