Althegardener2
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hey if poppy and lotus seeds buried in the pyramids still sprout, your old stash has a good chance!
Landrace Genetics 101
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I wish there was an easy way to store seeds in a 100% nitrogen environment. I have a feeling they'd remain viable longer. Or that the percentage of same would be higher, however you want to look at it.
ilikemsticky
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heres Malawi starting to flower! 
Scottsquatch
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I'm seeing a bunch of likes to my inquiry, but does anybody know? If so which one?
I looked back 3 pages but didn't see what you asked...mind repeating it?
Hey @ilikemsticky , two of the three Lebanese were males and they both started flowering early so they got culled. The third one is a girl and got up potted.
ilikemsticky
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ill have to watch that one!
Tony Urban
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Good times. Everyones plants look so good, that leaf structure is gorgeous.
I haven't seen as much stretch as I expected with mine but they are doing good. Pollinated a branch on each plant so maybe that had something to do with it.
I haven't seen as much stretch as I expected with mine but they are doing good. Pollinated a branch on each plant so maybe that had something to do with it.
ilikemsticky
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very pretty ua I think your rite it seems when you do some pollinating the plant will shift a gear some so it likely does slow it some imo!
Morglie
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It slows down the bud growth as it puts energy into seed production. If I'm planning on smoking any of the plant, I try to limit to a branch at most that is pollinated.
kelticBlue
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heres Malawi starting to flower!
That looks great ! It is quite delightful.
And UA with those long white pistols, a beauty to be sure.
Cannabis does not have land races.They were all breed by the farmers in those regions.Mother nature alone did not create what we smoke but good old green thumbs did.
ilikemsticky
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thanks Keltic I love that plant she glows im excited to see the buds and toke some!That looks great ! It is quite delightful.
And UA with those long white pistols, a beauty to be sure.
They are cultivars not strains.
Indeed, leading cannabis researcher Ethan Russo has coined the term ‘’chemovar” that he encourages the use of, because he believes it captures the true and important distinctions in the plants - their diversity in chemical profile (terpenes, esters, flavonoids etc.).
That they are colloquially called ‘strains’ may well be botanically inaccurate, but so is calling a Bellis perennis a daisy. It’s not uncommon at all for us humans to have more than one way of referring to a thing.
That they are colloquially called ‘strains’ may well be botanically inaccurate, but so is calling a Bellis perennis a daisy. It’s not uncommon at all for us humans to have more than one way of referring to a thing.
It’s strands not strains.
medmanmike
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potayto, potahto...Indeed, leading cannabis researcher Ethan Russo has coined the term ‘’chemovar” that he encourages the use of, because he believes it captures the true and important distinctions in the plants - their diversity in chemical profile (terpenes, esters, flavonoids etc.).
That they are colloquially called ‘strains’ may well be botanically inaccurate, but so is calling a Bellis perennis a daisy. It’s not uncommon at all for us humans to have more than one way of referring to a thing.
andIhalped
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"Knowing the name of something is not the same a knowing that thing." -- Goethepotayto, potahto...
