you are lying about ndnguys seeds.
now you talk about karma.
did you personally give ndnguy his g13/hp?
no you did not.
ndnguy said they were never in nevils possesion.
now youre saying he is a liar.
you are making up your own history about someones gift to you.
your lies disgust me.
bigherb, your post of c/p quotes only supports what i am saying.
read it again if you think i am mistaken.
i am baffled by your conclusion that it says otherwise.
symbiote420, you are lying about the pre88.
Cannabis: Evolution and Ethnobotany: By Robert Clarke, Mark Merlin is an excellent review of work conducted by many researchers. It explains the situation in far more depth than most of us care for.
Long story short. A million years history in a paragraph:
- The initial ancestors are from Northern Asia (PA Putative Ancestor)
- The population diverged into 2 lines PHA & PDA (Putative Drug/Hemp Ancestor)
- PA is almost certainly extinct (evolved into PDA PHA) and may have been Cannabis R.
- The PHA went on to become hemp aka Sativa
- The PDA went on to become drug varieties aka Indica
- The drug varieties emerged in China, north of Yunnan and east of the Himalayas.
These would become the NLD Indica (Named after India where they were found)
- The NLD spread west to India
- The NLD that went all the way to Afghanistan became BLD (Broad leaf drug aka C Indica Afghanica) maybe with the help of hemp but probably with the help of man's desire for hash
- The PDA line also had a separate hemp line emerge (evidence good herb can devolve)
- When the NLD strain tried to spread south, the spread was stalled because temperate plants don't care for the tropical photo period. They made it eventually but it caused a restricted gene pool....The SE Asian strains.
- NLD from all over are responsible for South and East African and all American landraces.
It seems to me if the Afghan Strains deserve the Afghanicathen the SE Asian deserve recognition as well. Both are distinct lines caused by restricted pools derived from NLD.
ndnguy never told you that.
had a good laff about this "elder" thing youre going on about tho. ndnguy is an elder. if you can make a mistake about that then it is possible youre mistaken about other things. btw, ndnguy doesnt "flip out" about stuff. he is frustrated that these allegations keep popping up. he never told anyone he bought those. you have twisted his words to suit yourself then you come on here saying a man with integrity such as ndnguy has relinquished his integrity over the lineage of some potseeds that he isnt even selling but rather gives them all away. you are calling him a liar and fully misrepresenting his years long work.
i never once called myself an elder. lol
bigherb,
it is sad to see so many still hanging on the words of a known liar such as nevil. i was present at mns when he made his reappearance and i watched him lie and make mistakes recalling histories of stuff to the point he was run off the boards over there by shanti himself. that doesnt change the fact that you both are trying to take a part of history and lay it over a time frame that occured prior. i dont doubt nevil was honest in his breeding as i know he was implored by his benefactors to keep lineages straight and for once he was getting something that wasnt just from some hash-brick seed from a hashmaking region. fwiw, he wasnt even listing mothers/fathers in the scientificly accepted order of female first then male. im positive you both are better breeders than nevil was when he acquired his american sourced genetics.
this thread is about potent variety and their lineages. i believe falsifying lineages is a pretty bad thing or i wouldnt waste my time here.
symbiote420, for whatever reason, your story is not true.
you are lying about ndnguys seeds.
now you talk about karma.
did you personally give ndnguy his g13/hp?
no you did not.
ndnguy said they were never in nevils possesion.
now youre saying he is a liar.
you are making up your own history about someones gift to you.
your lies disgust me.
bigherb, your post of c/p quotes only supports what i am saying.
read it again if you think i am mistaken.
i am baffled by your conclusion that it says otherwise.
symbiote420, you are lying about the pre88.
Some grower ndnguy and swampy did breed it .swampy is a bro from many years back,we used my G13/Hp and swampys BSH. The deisel one you have looks stunning and bet ya have a keeper for sure. The G13/Hp used in the original cross was sourced from 1987-88 seeds from the seedbank when Neville crossed the clone before it died. swampy breed his line on and named it free leanord to help a wonderfull man who is spending the rest of his life in jail,30 or 31 years now. I kept my line and continued it as just g13/Bsh. The thread said G13/BSH and I didn't know it was Heads G13/Deisel cross I am sorry for messin up your thread brother,looks like you have a great plant goin on, will check this throuh out and enjoy your grow...ndnguy
G`day Biggie
Now we need the quote from Nevil where he explains the Indica breeding proj .
I recall him saying NL#5 , G13 and Hash plant were all clones . NL#1 was the key .It was a male .
He crossed NL#5 with NL#1 for his NL#5 line . Hash Plant and NL#1 were mated and a male of that cross pollinated the G13 to make G13 HP 1 AKA G13 x HP / NL#1 .
So the person saying no NL in that G13 HP is wide of the mark .
Thanks for sharin
EB .
Originally Posted by Nevil
I think that I have mentioned this before, G13 and Hash Plant were cuttings. I crossed HP to NL1, which was the strongest indica I've ener smoked and I put males from this to G13.
It was labeled HP1.G13. People have assumed that this was a straight HPxG13 cross, but this was not the case. Their was NO sativa in this hybrid which was sent far and wide.
If you were looking for pure indica, this was the one. If a good breeder kept this pure he should have been able to pull most indica types out of this. That was my intention.
N.
When I first got the NL varieties, there were 8 types, 1-8.
They came with descriptions, which I published in my catalogue. These descriptions may not correlate with what later developed. The original intention was to purchase seeds from the US NL growers. It didn't work out and supply dried up. I kept the lines separate and inbred them. NL1 and NL2 stabilised into distinct types and NL5 only produced one unique individual.
NL1 was a full blood Afghan indica. One thick main stem, dark green leaves, modest yield with nuggety buds, a little coarse with good resin production, which when ripe went golden. The high was narcotic. The seeds ranged from tiny to massive. I used to love the big ones. Large fat heavily and darkly mottled seeds. Selecting for these seeds made this Afghan even coarser. It was fun to show people these seeds.
The best line of NL1 actually came from the smaller seeded types, better high and bud structure.
There weren't many pure indica lines around in those days. Big Bud, Hash Plant and G13 were pure indicas in my estimation, but were cuttings. [B]NL1 was the only good pure Afghani male line I had[/B].( there was Sams Afghani#1, but that was toxic in a bad way) The NL2 was a Kush.
I put the NL1 out there as a pure strain. I wasn't popular. People would tell me, "give me the pure strains", but if it cost them 10% of their yield they would complain, well try 50%.
The pure indica hybrids were more popular. NL1 x HP and NL1 x G13 were the best. At least people could use the word pure (very popular). But they were good!
I expect that a lot of people holding what they believe to be pure indicas today, would find, if the truth be known, that the sire line traces back to NL1.
N.
Hash plant X NL1 was one of the strongest indica's I have smoked. That crossed real well with G13.
N.
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