I understand what you mean, maybe after only a few generations you can't call it a French strain but with enough time it will become one, after how many years in a new place can we call differently a genetic coming from another place?I completely agree which what your saying, everything adapts to survive. Like u said, it adapted. but it's an adapted Thai. Not a "French". That's all I'm saying. But you are 100% correct in my eyes
Like the Colombians for example, recently a member here suggested those plants are from India but have been brought to south america since centuries now and changed enough to be something different in their genetic expression than their Indian ancestors so no one can call them Indian anymore but they indeed became Colombian cannabis, it's just a matter of time after the genetic is establish in a new location for it to take the name of this location, but how long is necessary I couldn't tell exactly.
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