PrimalHaze
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3+ years of work
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thanks for showing the pedigree EC. Are these GSCBDs throwing mainly 1:1s?
3+ years of work
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@therevolution she's a decent grower with no real issues I'm aware of.. grows strait indica. Highest cbd ratios seem to be when she is pulled early...
Good question Pablo. As far as I know most hemp varieties have very low quantities of cannabinoids compared to drug varieties. Being that they are bred for fiber and seed, they aren't as useful for cannabinoid rich flowers and resin.
Strains bred for hashish have cbd within their populations and these plants will have higher quantities of cannabinoids compared to hemp.
A question I would hope SamS might know the answer to...
Where do these cbd phenos in hash strains originate from?
Hash growers selected for high resin, they do not smoke individual plants so they do not know if the resin is from a plant with THC or CBD or a THC/CBD mix. Ganja growers smoke individual plants and save the seeds of the best for next year. After hundreds of years hash varieties have considerable CBD. And Ganja varieties almost only THC.
Did the wild ancestor of narrow-leaf drug strains have cbd originally?
Yes they did before Ganja growers selected for only THC.
-SamS
Or is that unique to the wild hemp ancestor?
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its basic genetics that an open pollinated field will still continue to have a quarter of the plants be cbd rich
I'm curious what cannabinoid ratios cannabis had in it pre-domestication days?
-pH
Probably it used to be higher in CBD.
Phytochemical and genetic analyses of ancient cannabis from Central Asia
Then humans started using cannabis for its' medicinal properties and found out the oily phenotypes worked best and started selecting them, the plants richest in terpenoïds (including cannabinoïds).
For whatever reason these are relatively richer in THC than CBD.
For thousands of years they have worked to make cannabis more medicinal, but lately there is a huge effort going on to undo this, which unfortunately is very succesfull.
Strains high in CBD have the least medicinal effect if any at all (for most people), they are only good for the pharmaceutical maffia.
In the Netherlands this is already known and patient organisations are now warning and advising their members against CBD strains.
Strains high in terpenoïds on the other hand have the highest medicinal effect.
The more terpenoïds the higher it's rated by medical users, exactly 1 point for every 5mg/g.
how can u make the statement that plants with cbd are not medicinal?
I know alot of people are looking for CBD genetics and there's alot of misleading information. Here's a collection of different strains that all claim to contain CBD.
nice work, im late I know.
Pre 2009 at spannabis i reported tests to dinafem about 18% cbd i had found in one of their shark attacks. This strain is in OZ right now working in University studies.
Im actually looking or some oracle or acdc ;seeds; for some specific trials
No love for Sohum Seed in that article? I understand they've been working on their CBD genetics for around 30 years.
Yeah, no mention of Ringo... R.I.P.
I think the author of the article was focusing on the cbd wave in Europe, mainly Spain.
It was probably closer to 10 yrs that Ringo has been involved with cbd enriched strains. He didn't have a test made until 2010.
First of all PrimalHaze this is really great that you have posted all this info in one place. It should help patients.
A few questions,
#1 Who had the very first CBD variety?
#2 What variety/varieties are the closest to all CBD?
#3 What is the earliest maturation of a CBD variety? For outdoors?
#4 Are there CBD only Auto varieties?
-SamS
HOwdy Runt,
I had never heard of 1024 before. It looks like it's not from the CBD Crew, 1024 is from Medical Seeds company in spain. And it is a sativa dominant - high thc strain.
On the Medical Seeds website....the genetics say that they are kept secret for security lol!
-pH
Hi, I'm HMadera chief editor of Soft Secrets Spain and author of the article you mention, first time I read your post i think "he is using my information and do not mention me" but I see you post later the original article and even more you make so good search that you find growing medicine a little blog that i never finish or announce, i only make in 2014 to put some of my ideas in order
My fist article about the CBD wave was in 2011 and is resumed in the article you posted, after in 2014 I make the best article that was posted by you here, now, in 2016 I'm just making the part of America that I promise in 2014 and looking for my old articles i find this post
If somebody wants to cooperate with the new article with info I will be very happy to hear, also with photos, of course all people that gives me good info will be mention
Sorry for my horrible english but I feel that I have to say hello in this post
Bienvenidos Hmadera!
Thanks you for coming to this thread.
I am sorry for not giving you more credit sooner. Your research into the CBD wave has been very insightful... everything I know about CBD in Spain has come from your writings.
-pH
I already ran through my budget for the month so I couldn't get them tested in veg but here is one of the off-spring of a Suzy-Q (50:1) from the CBD crew crossed to a pure CBD Richness* male (tested twice; both in veg).
*Richness is essentially a bc1 of the 20:1 Cannatonic pheno. It's ACDC x (Apothecary OG x Prohibition OG) which I called Rainmaker. A 9:1 Rainmaker male was then used on a Valentine-X clone. And although I still refer to them by the names they were given to me as I agree with HMadera that they are the same pheno of Cannatonic. And the more they're grown side by side he more obvious it becomes