Armenian Landrace

[Forscher]

I was in Armenia and able to bring some seeds back home. The plants I got the seeds from were rather small and full of seeds. They were growing at the side of the road in partial shade.

Are the seeds good for any purpose?

Thanks for any input

 

[Koondense]

You may try them and see if they have some autoflowering properties, then you can cross them with some good genetics and make your own autoflowers.

I'd do it, even just for fun.

 

[Rinse]

Nice find Forscher!
When did you collect the seeds?
Could be interesting for breeding early strains.

 

[Forscher]

When did you collect the seeds?

Less than a month ago.

I am located in Austria and got access to many elite clones so I guess I would need to select a male and work from there onwards. Is there any chance this is remotely worth the hustle?

 

[purple_man]

looks alot like the hungarian ruderalis or hemp hybrids... only way to know is grow some of the parental stock and sample it... if it meets the criteria, why not crossbreed or interbreed it right???

blessss
ps.: good luck dude

 

[Rinse]

As Purple says, looks like ruders so you would need to smoke it to see, expect low potency, but the outdoor mold resistance and general hardiness could be good to cross to say a high potency indica.

 

[Only Ornamental]

I'm growing some ATM:
Low germination rate (maybe seeds were taken to early?) and high diversity in any regard except the absence of any kind of smell.
I've got some pictures in my gallery with description and all but I still post two group shots from today here. They are now 77 days old and grow under 14/10 mixed metal halide and fluos.

Again (and again) many thanks for the seeds! I do my best to keep the variety or whatever it is alive. For now, only an open pollination will be done, selection will come in a later generation.

 

[Kif_Blazinger]

I'm growing some ATM:
Low germination rate (maybe seeds were taken to early?) and high diversity in any regard except the absence of any kind of smell.
I've got some pictures in my gallery with description and all but I still post two group shots from today here. They are now 77 days old and grow under 14/10 mixed metal halide and fluos.
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View ImageAgain (and again) many thanks for the seeds! I do my best to keep the variety or whatever it is alive. For now, only an open pollination will be done, selection will come in a later generation.

An update on what the Armenian plants produced? Thanks

 

[Only Ornamental]

Naw, sorry. I got some seeds and that's all. Hadn't had the possibility to grow more ;( . Maybe next spring? But I still need a location to grow them unseen cause my landlord has full view into my whole garden and the old lady is hoovering around the property all the time *dam*!

 

[7Scorpions]

So cool...have herd stories of Armenian , Chechen and Georgian landraces but never seen pictures

 

[Only Ornamental]

I have a few pics of a Georgian landrace (CAN22) in my album .

Besides, the small size, the form (basal elongation), successive seed 'abortion' during the growing period, and dark mottling indicate that the Armenian one is a feral variety or some sort of "C. ruderalis".

 

[7Scorpions]

I have a few pics of a Georgian landrace (CAN22) in my album .

Besides, the small size, the form (basal elongation), successive seed 'abortion' during the growing period, and dark mottling indicate that the Armenian one is a feral variety or some sort of "C. ruderalis".

Beautiful album that Georgian looks cool almost oregano like and that South Italy too major props my fam from Palermo always wondered if there was a native rudi species. Props my friend