KiefRichards
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WOW! Lovely häshplants and sunny garden! Good sun for u CannaZen
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thejact55
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Nice leaves. My lebanese had the same giant leaves. I just popped 4 lebs that are seedling. I have some nanda devi with giant ass leaves going also outside that i probably have a couple males. Might collect pollen and hit the lebs later on, make a giant leave hybrid. Just a thought and a dream right now lol.
CannaZen
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Cool! I'm so fucking jealous, I'm planning to find a suitable male. The Sinai Egyptian, Syrian and the turkish are interesting i should like to grow them. I think the leb will take on pine trees! I bet 1/3 may be CBD content we shall see. I don't want to crossbreed before going deeper, past some generations.
The flowers are supposed to be finished developing by the end of September, I think the thin loose inner leaves may help with aeration during the cold and damp fall with the frosts.
The flowers are supposed to be finished developing by the end of September, I think the thin loose inner leaves may help with aeration during the cold and damp fall with the frosts.
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thejact55
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I grew out one leb summer before last outdoors for smoke, it felt like it had cbd heavy. I like the sinai alot, more thc than cbd for sure but nice high and huge yeilder of medium density buds. I missed out on syrian. Just scooped up the turkish. Another one to not look over is the chitrali. Phenos galore and some cbd in there.
Ya ive been just making hella pure seeds and want to dive in deep to take a good look at the strains before i select and male crosses. Same boat here, i just keep getting more seeds though so crossing keeps getting further and further put lol.
I just wanted to pop some lebs to see how the offspring looked, then one night decided that it might go well with nanda.
Ya ive been just making hella pure seeds and want to dive in deep to take a good look at the strains before i select and male crosses. Same boat here, i just keep getting more seeds though so crossing keeps getting further and further put lol.
I just wanted to pop some lebs to see how the offspring looked, then one night decided that it might go well with nanda.
Hi CannaZen,
Nice grow, looks like you have a pretty clone there - hope she yields some good smoke.
The theory about hemp and indicas is based on flimsy evidence, I think.
It's pretty clear that Lebanese strains originated from Asian 'drug' cannabis populations. Most likely the genetics in Iraq, Syria, Egypt arrived from eastern Persia and Afghanistan direction, at least 800 years ago, but probably earlier. There may also have been influence from Egyptian and Greek genes more recently in the '30s.
I'm not sure the intended significance of 'Blue Hemp' here. There was a seedbank by this name that sold a Lebanese strain some years ago, but has since vanished.
So for sake of clarity:
I can assure you that this strain, though it has since been open-pollinated in the West, originally came direct from Bekaa. I know because I went there myself more than a decade ago and personally collected the seeds in Lebanon.
It's nice to see that this Lebanese appears to be getting around these days, in various forms, haha.
Nice grow, looks like you have a pretty clone there - hope she yields some good smoke.
The theory about hemp and indicas is based on flimsy evidence, I think.
It's pretty clear that Lebanese strains originated from Asian 'drug' cannabis populations. Most likely the genetics in Iraq, Syria, Egypt arrived from eastern Persia and Afghanistan direction, at least 800 years ago, but probably earlier. There may also have been influence from Egyptian and Greek genes more recently in the '30s.
I'm not sure the intended significance of 'Blue Hemp' here. There was a seedbank by this name that sold a Lebanese strain some years ago, but has since vanished.
So for sake of clarity:
I can assure you that this strain, though it has since been open-pollinated in the West, originally came direct from Bekaa. I know because I went there myself more than a decade ago and personally collected the seeds in Lebanon.
It's nice to see that this Lebanese appears to be getting around these days, in various forms, haha.
grower1234
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Best seeds bank j try in 50n Chitrali and Lebanese niece hashplants Chitrali end mid October mid November Lebanese end September one looks like sativa foxitail looks like as field pic from Lebanon
Yesterday, I finally ran a Beam test and a few TLCs with some gifted crosses I grew in '15 and '16. Turns out that the PCK (Ace) x Lebanese (RSC) was about 1:1 THC:CBD, the other Lebanese and Sinai crosses were pure THC.
grower1234
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Probably Ace only have oldsholl lebanese . Rsc lebs looks like more paki gen.
CannaZen
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I don't know, I said she seems reminiscent of kush but no i don't really think so. She has some big fucking leaves oh my god, let me tell you, The real seed company Lebanese is such a fucking genuine Indica cultivar the leaves are so fucking fucking amazing, if they're not true hashplants then i don't know what the fuck is.
Yeah people will tell you about all their hybridizations but I can tell I'm going to keep it pure, there's no need to crossbreed now. I have 24 Chitrali on hand that i may grow out, of course i'm growing the Chitrali but with the Lebanese Like its all there. Indica, AKA BLD right? The genetic analysis was not a falsehood, Indica originated from hemp! Cannabis Indica IS uniform successions of hemp.. and hemp has more genetic data in the database, hemp is fucking hemp is fucking hemp!! Hemp is a rabid, savage motherfucker. Whether you want to admit it or not the data is not a lie. The THC content is derived as an Indica/Sativa Hybrid. We should know that Cannabis originated from the wild not very different from hemp, Long before it became a cultivated species and resin and potency became so pronounced as it were today. You know How the fuck had Sativa became distinct from Hemp with THC? I would find that an most interesting development.
muhahaha <3
Yeah people will tell you about all their hybridizations but I can tell I'm going to keep it pure, there's no need to crossbreed now. I have 24 Chitrali on hand that i may grow out, of course i'm growing the Chitrali but with the Lebanese Like its all there. Indica, AKA BLD right? The genetic analysis was not a falsehood, Indica originated from hemp! Cannabis Indica IS uniform successions of hemp.. and hemp has more genetic data in the database, hemp is fucking hemp is fucking hemp!! Hemp is a rabid, savage motherfucker. Whether you want to admit it or not the data is not a lie. The THC content is derived as an Indica/Sativa Hybrid. We should know that Cannabis originated from the wild not very different from hemp, Long before it became a cultivated species and resin and potency became so pronounced as it were today. You know How the fuck had Sativa became distinct from Hemp with THC? I would find that an most interesting development.
muhahaha <3
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oh mate, hahaha
Literally within a couple of posts of me explaining that I collected this Lebanese myself in Bekaa in 2008 - hahahaha - fair play
this is a pure landrace maintained outside Lebanon by open-pollination
nah, sorry
afaik there's one study that tentatively suggests this link to hemp (iirc it's Hillig)
it's not something to put any weight on
these studies don't have adequate representations of landraces
iirc Hillig used only four or five 'indicas' ('afghanicas') and only iirc two accessions are direct from Af-Pak... the rest are from Dutch seed companies
it's not sufficient to base anything conclusive on
this is from Ernest Small (2017-ish) who's the most reliable authority imo
CannaZen
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CannaZen
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So Cannabis Indica is a hybrid of Hemp and Sativa except for hemp has an more 'broad' genetic base and that Indica is also popular for CBD. I don't know when i look at the leaves, the finger counts and the leaf ratios and sizes its very interesting how dynamic she is.
Nup
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Seems like an interesting book! Is his latest 'Cannabis: A Complete Guide'?
Very interesting about the pure THC Lebanese Sinai crosses, when did they start to flower?
