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Mohican

Mohican

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I learned from people like the rev back in the '70s.

Canna likes to have room for its roots. You may need a larger pot already Mother.

I have been working with African sativa strains for vigor and magic.

Here is a backyard IBL that has been BXed X4:



Cheers,
Mo
 
Mohican

Mohican

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The crosses are all over the place. A couple of the test growers did get the orange phenos.

It is hard to find many growers interested in growing sativa.

One of my female Jilly Beans was an amazing orange cream from seed but the clone ended up with strong vap o rub menthol terps.

The Malawi I grew from Holy Smoke made my lips and lungs numb.
 
GrnMonStr

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Wish I had sun like that I love those Sativas!

Interesting, I had some early cut test buds off those plants I posted and my brain had a tingling type of feeling for a while and seemed fairly strong the high seemed complex and lasted long too, so I got my hopes up I may have a decent one. Been clipping buds off each plant every 5 days now soon they will be budding for 80 days. Both plants have seeds so I will be keeping some records. The two main buds I am going to let die on the vine as suggested my the Rev. He has some interesting knowledge about growing got me thinking a bit more about stuff like I may start eating the stuff. I worked in factories so for my health I got nothing to loose. I will be smoking a little also. :mrgreen:
 
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kristoffolese

kristoffolese

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yesum said:
Rev. is free form, give him room to move and groove baby! I think Rev. is just saying there is a transfer of genetic characteristics in some unknown way, you just go with it and worry about the technical details later.

This is not the first time I have heard of this phenomena of cannabis grown next to tea plants, having a tea like taste to the smoke. Kerala for that one. Others out there too. I have no opinion but do not discount stuff because it does not fit into some book.
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I would like to throw my 2cents in...
I know it seems impossible... but this same thing seems to happen (or at least be ABLE to happen) with lavender. Idk if it has something to do with feed, or their roots being in the same dirt... but lavender seems able to influence the smell/taste of outdoor bud grown with/next/around it. Not claiming to know the science as to why... but it does SEEM to happen... I say "seem", because Im allowing for the possibility of a psychosomatic, "expectation" driven response... but I doubt it.
 
kristoffolese

kristoffolese

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mackdx said:
Rev

I can certainly appreciate your passion, but you need to explain to me in scientific terms how disparate species of plants can cross pollinate.

Why don't we have pine tree tomatoes or tobacco corn?

Absurd, yes. But no different than your assertions.....

Also, is it my imagination, or are you mixing and matching Muslim and rastsfari religions? I'm no expert, but I didn't think that Muslims worship Jah.
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I think anyone with any real experience growing high quality (as you can get, anyway ) outdoor bud can tell you that the complexity of an outdoor environment - &the cannabis plant's relationship to it- can allow for a surprising variation in suble (even not-so-subtle) shifts in terp& trich & flavanoid production, which in turn, directly affect taste/smell - even effect. One of the great things about growing weed, is the marrying of "on paper" knowledge, with practical, experience driven knowledge. They dont always match up... but what I see in front of my face will always prevail against paper, "what SHOULD be possible" type knowledge ;)
 
ChefKimbo

ChefKimbo

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@Rev.thenatural Come back Rev. By now you know how powerful of a tool willful ignorance is. Not something you can control, akin to the bull in the china shop IMO. Nothing you can do but put a bullet in the head.
You have an eager audience here, just ignore the swine.

@mackdx Understand the concept of the Tower of Babel if you will. Then understand that all religion comes from one source. Culture is Language. Language is Nationality. There are no atheist nationalities, they do not exist. So who worships who means nothing in the grand scheme of things.
 
kristoffolese

kristoffolese

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ChefKimbo said:
@Rev.thenatural Come back Rev. By now you know how powerful of a tool willful ignorance is. Not something you can control, akin to the bull in the china shop IMO. Nothing you can do but put a bullet in the head.
You have an eager audience here, just ignore the swine.

@mackdx Understand the concept of the Tower of Babel if you will. Then understand that all religion comes from one source. Culture is Language. Language is Nationality. There are no atheist nationalities, they do not exist. So who worships who means nothing in the grand scheme of things.
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U lost me halfway through... your logic doesnt follow
 
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