Why would i share genetics with people that dont like me.
I havent seen one post here saying that any one of us dislikes you.
(I just scrolled downedit: Well, that didnt last long. Sub!)
Why would i share genetics with people that dont like me.
Lol I edited that statement really quickly and it was in bad taste. I really honestly think you would feel better sharing the love
Let’s be honest now... you were never going to share. Just saying.. idk you know it too.
I shouldn’t have jumped into this fire pit.
But the problem or the question I ask myself is what they do consider haze?
So what is a grail plant? Grail will be different if you are breeder,commercial grower, customer or home grower
In the case of the Mullum, it seems it is grail for both commercial growers and for the customers buying decent buds with decent 2 hour high or that is what I would expect after reading that Kangativa thread
If the NH21 is taming the monster size of MM and also helping for a wet grow and finnish, then I dont know if it might make sense the grail thing for me but it would be certainly an improvement at least for my environment
The NH21xMM have sexed during first week of march. All my other plants carrying thai blood are not sexed yet and I expect them to sex after equinox in 2 more weeks
A question for you guys who grew the MM outdoors. When does the MM sex outdoors in Australia? Also first week of march or by solstice?
So if MM is sexing around this time of the year, then it has adapted to their southern hemisphere location. After more than 20 generations away from Thailand, it should be considered aussie heirloom but not Thai anymore.
I have 4 girls, 2 of them are the only branchy ones I have which I think leans to NH and has a little thinner leaf and a lot more branching than the middle girl in the picture which has a little bigger size leaf.
It is not known for sure what MM is, some suppose Thai, someone else Thai x Colombian, it is likely that it is a hybrid of several sativas (but also indicas) from the warmer areas of those times, moreover I do not think there was a MM only breeder, so there are likely to be several "versions", or populations, of MM ...
The fact that some f2s are considered knocks offs and others aren't (and I'm not referring to the ojd stuff) I didn't get it ....
It is not known for sure what MM is, some suppose Thai, someone else Thai x Colombian, it is likely that it is a hybrid of several sativas (but also indicas) from the warmer areas of those times, moreover I do not think there was a MM only breeder, so there are likely to be several "versions", or populations, of MM ...
The fact that some f2s are considered knocks offs and others aren't (and I'm not referring to the ojd stuff) I didn't get it ....
Whilst most of the pot in Australia back then was sativa, there were most certainly indica's (NLDs). There was hash called black putty, Turkish hash (soapstone like) and Lebanese blonde. I found a seed in a block of LB and grew a hashplant in 1981, which I crossed and gave out seeds. I had friends growing a very, very, broad leaf variety in 1979, and other friends growing seed they bought back from Nepal, that had intermediate width leaves. Aussies were big travelers, mostly in Asia, but I knew people who cycled through Pakistan in the 80s and brought back seed. Indica's were in the minority but were certainly here. In the city I grew up in we had big community of Lebanese, along with Turks and Greeks, all of whom had contact with their homelands.MM came from a small group of Hippies that all lived together in a commune like i said it was rumored to be a Thai Colombian hybrid and it smoked closer to a super strong haze than most realize.
We never saw indicas here until the late 80s it was all sativas up until then.
Most here did not care about the genetic back ground of a line or its name most only cared about how it smoked back then and many still do today.
Go run a search look at what people grew from the F1 seed Nevil past out of the NH21 x MM no one reported hermies.
I bet Nevil made his seeds indoors and kanga outdoors
when seeds are made outdoor and next place they grow is under lights its asking for trouble
If you need to be indoors.... in that case best to grow out mothers Flower the clones...
That semi-outdoor situation funky horse has going is ideal Gives them a little of the outdoor nature With enough control and protection to get the job done
After all that's the really important part...
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The fact that some f2s are considered knocks offs and others aren't (and I'm not referring to the ojd stuff) I didn't get it ....
Not sure if you are deliberately trying to be rude? I am only passing on experiences that I've had, and am getting sick of you continually having a go at me. Yes I did grow a hashplant, and I would bet I'm not the only one. We had hash here from when I began smoking in 1977, and other Indica's. I saw them, grew them, saw others grow them, and knew people who traveled to hash producing regions and bought seeds back. Sativa's ruled of course but to say there were no indica's is simply wrong.All we grew was stable true breeding lines so like i said we never saw indicas until the mid to late 80s and they were not even close to the quality of the sativas we were growing when we did see them.
You found a seed in hash good for you.
MM was a hybrid still is and the MM i grew from Kanga is far from unstable.
2 different sides to Kangas MM i found