Its late in the year - so most all of the harvests are in now - an being processed - in many valleys they grow in terraces that climb up the sides of some mountains.
I'm curious, did he mention what their main food crops are?
Its late in the year - so most all of the harvests are in now - an being processed - in many valleys they grow in terraces that climb up the sides of some mountains.
I'm curious, did he mention what their main food crops are?
Fuckin' A!!!
That's what I call a sojourn. And to come out of it with SACRED seeds? Speechless and envious.
More good vibes going his way for the rest of his journey.
Glad everything is cool and mission progress further..
thanx for pictures and this nice story,amazing Himalaya mountain..
Wish best for SEEDHUNTER adventure,hope there will be no any problems on his way..
Maybe they brought nail polish in on the helicopter mate? It is fascinating to see, less technology though I'm sure people still communicate with the outside world. The lifestyle might look simpler (or more impressive look at the wood carving!) but surely supplies are brought in. I've not visited either place but it kind of reminds me of Alaska in the sense people use airplanes to come and go. Clothing, household items, gadgets. No power or cell towers but I'm sure people know what year it is etc.
yay!!! he is in a very peaceful place, crazy pictures. makes me want to get some loot together and go for a while. ultralight glider camping?
I'm curious, did he mention what their main food crops are?
Yak with chilly pepper. Sounds great! So chillies for sure. I'd be surprised if they didn't have a very high protein/carb diet.
Lovely stuff, glad to see the big man is safe.
If I was chilling out in a bath on a mountain side, possibly slightly medicated, I don’t think I’d be worried about a WiFi connection either....that’s living the dream right there. Hats off.
I'm glad he is OK. What is he finding in all those isolated valleys? There should be some good land-race stuff there.
That's the plan - but naturally we won't know until what he finds has been cultivated - and selections made.
Will there be sales of the collected seeds or do we have to wait for a breeding project?
White Fire is a famous cross. Fire Og female x (reversed female) The White. Would it be the same if the other way around? It would be a great test. Natural males are an unknown factor (crap shoot) since they don't grow buds.
One way to test this is to take 2 stable but non related varieties (A and B). Take 2 clones off one female plant from one variety (A) and 2 clones off of another female from the other variety (B). Take 1 clone from each variety and reverse them onto the other variety (A-reversed x B, B-reversed x A). This way we will find out of there is some natural process that is different when DNA is donated via pollen or in the calyx.
It makes absolutely no difference which parent in a cross is male and which is female. The genetic potential of the offspring is the same either way. The only practical difference is the resultant seed size may vary depending on which parent is the female, and this is due to the size of the calyx on the female.
The phenotypes seen in the offspring from any cross or pollination are the result of the dominant alleles inherited from each parent.
Hope this helps.
I've done the double reverse and there was no difference in the offspring phenotypes as expected. The one difference was that seed size from the cross was different due to the maternal parents having considerably different sized calyx.
There is no standard seed size with Cannabis, Skunk #1 is 50-60 per gram.
I have others that are over 800 to one gram and big ones that are 12 to one gram.
I also pollinate and then wait 10 weeks or more to harvest the seeds, I like them 100% done, they are viable much longer then seeds make quickly in 4 weeks and harvested. Many seed producers do not want to wait for reasons of space and time or to be able to use the deseeded flowers while in better shape, but I am sure seeds made quickly do not keep as long. To me the flowers are not as important as the seeds in a seed crop, my goal is/was quality seed.
-SamS
you can cross two female or cross two males by transforming one to the opposite sex, a transformed female clone to male will express pollen but it is still genetically a female, the same with males they can be transformed to female to make seeds.
Transforming males to a female will also allowing smoking of the male transformed to female expression or lab testing of the cannabinoids and terpenes they can contribute to progeny.
Regardless if the female is Haze or Skunk the f1 hybrids express the same general terpene and Cannabinoids, I have made hundreds and tested them.
There may be sex linked traits but this has not been proven in Cannabis.
Intersexed plants can be male or female. Males that are intersex can make seeds on themselves or on nearby plants.
One last point is plants do not just turn intersex because they have not been pollinated, they are born with the intersex traits, be they XY intersex or intersex traits that require stress of some sort to express the intersex. Both are inherited from intersex parents.
People confuse dominate and recessive genes with what a plant recieves from the parents, but do a prunett square with two palnts that have dominate and recessive genes for the same gene and you will see progeny have a crap shoot on what they receive. Depending on what the parents have Ww X Rr for example in the case of White and Red.
Plant genetics like Cannabis can be confusing as Cannabis is a dioecious obligate outcrosser and is a bit special. (90% of all flowering plants on earth have both sex, the remaining 10 percent have unisexual male and female flowers on the same plant (monoecious species) or male and female flowers on separate plants (dioecious species) they are the minority. Cannabis is one of the minority it is dioecious.
-SamS
I see a plant,withered and brown,but it's cannabis,tiny thing no bigger than a couple of feet tall,I get a couple of small heads and start dropping down to the valley floor,look at the seeds I got from it,tiny in comparison to standard sized seeds.