Old Piney
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I wasn't making a sales pitch just making observations about their line up of varieties offered and how that relates to my own experience. I've had fluffy Durban poison mold up really bad , it's widely touted as mold-resistant. I've grown Moroccan beldia for two years now with no mold , why would it have adapted to wet conditions? Organisms certainly adapt to their environment through natural selection but there nothing saying that they aren't tolerant anyhow. Look at chickens for example they were native to Indonesia but they are quite cold-tolerant. As far as bud structure the flip side of the argument is fluffy buds soak up water like a sponge and tight buds repel water. Regardless the fact remains there are strains with Afghani heritage with tight bud structures that are quite mold-resistant E.G Friesland IndicaWouldn't that be living the dream.
I'm not buying it. I'm not sure how many hundred outdoor varieties I have seen, but certain themes are hard to ignore. We are talking ventilation here. How plants have evolved over centuries, to live in different climates, is information worth more than a sales pitch