Where can I buy seeds from this Skunkman haze ganja? I'm looking for original Skunkman haze seeds.
Anybody can help me?
You and hempy cherry-pick much?
That table 2.2 apparently from a book by the founder of GW Pharma does not say what source the Chinese hemp and imported hemp is from or how representative they are of anything, as far as I can tell. Like, hemp fish bait - maybe it's Skunk#1.
The next one is from https://www.internationalhempassociation.org/jiha/iha03109.html
where they use the word hemp loosely - as in Cannabis - there is no way of telling what they are talking about. They do not say that those are hybrids that have actually been used for fiber, or in any way represent pre-WW2 fiber crops. The high CBN content is curious and would make anyone with knowledge of botany and chemistry question those numbers. The CBD and THC numbers given are higher than those seen outside the former USSR, but the ratio clearly represents CBD genetics nonetheless - which don't get you high.
My exact quote was shitty fiber for some reason - in comparison to CBD varieties selected for fiber. If people in Japan or wherever don't have CBD genetics available, perhaps they'll grow THC dominant plants. The subject was European hemp as it was before WW2, which Europeans took elsewhere - and in the case of the US, was mixed with good Chinese hemp late in the game. The descendants of which Americans are quite familiar with. Not ancient Chinese pot, not Muslim-world pot, not Japanese hemp from China then grown in isolation for thousands of years, not mystery hybrid cannabis.
[FONT=Arial mt rounded bold, arial, helvectica, geneva] The roots of Shinto religion probably date back to the neolithic Jomon culture (10,000-300 BCE), and so it is quite possible that psychoactive cannabis had been available in Japan for well over 2000 years.
It is no secret that weedy (uncultivated) hemp in Hokkaido is still psychoactive. Indeed, every year some people try to harvest it in the autumn and get caught by the police. Its potency has been described as "quite good". It descended from cannabis legally grown by Japanese farmers until the late 1940s. Hokkaido hemp is by no means the only kind of indigenous psychoactive cannabis found in Japan:
"A survey of the THC, CBN and CBD content of hemp from all parts of Japan was reported by Dr. Keizo Watanabe. Marihuana from Tochigi and Hokkaido regions contained a 3.9 per cent and 3.4 per cent THC, respectively." [SIZE=-1](UNDCP 73/3)These potency figures are comparable to marijuana available in Jamaica and Mexico in the 1970s.
Before worldwide laws against cannabis were introduced over the last few decades, there was no real incentive to breed plants specifically for low THC yield. There is no known genetic link between qualities desirable in fibre plants and low THC-yield. In fact, since the resin acts as a natural repellant against insects and other pests it is likely that more resinous plants are more robust. Thus plants could be usable both as industrial crops grown for fibre and seed and for medical and recreational purposes.
"Many of the older fibre hemp varieties were in actual fact rather rich in THC, since psychoactivity was not used as a selection/breeding criterion prior to the 1970s." [SIZE=-1](Prof. Szendrei, UNDCP 1999) [/SIZE]View Image
[SIZE=-1]Hemp harvest in Nagano[/SIZE] Many of the old hemp seed strains of pre-war Japan can no longer be legally cultivated because they don't meet the low THC-requirements imposed by some prefectural governments. This is even though the Cannabis Control Law does not specify any THC limits and regulates only based on the intended purpose of the crop. The Nagano prefectural government is refusing to issuing licenses to grow the traditional local mountain hemp and will only permit cultivation of a specially bred low-THC strain called "Tochigishiro". That strain was developed at Hiroshima University and its main cannabinoid is CBDA. Some old hemp farmers complain that it produces fibre of inferior quality when compared to more traditional strains that do contain noticable amounts of THC.
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It's always a pleasure to see your work MM, it's just incredible how you've tamed the haze indoors. Your name will be synonymous with only the finest haze.hello haze lovers!
in the meantime as usually...
true haze love.
soon ready... just waiting for the stars to be in line...
enjoy
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get hazed & PLAY LOUD ;-)
M.
hello,
well here i want to show the result of OHz 90' male and the best Temple Haze i've found...
she is amazing vigorous... is grow'n from cut and flowered @ 30 cm...
now she is close to 2 meter and still stretching... bamboo grow and her arms are as wide as height ...
this is full OHz ... no trace from THz...
i love strong growing sativa's... the end result will always be amazing...
the OHz male in summer...
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this is a girl i'll finish now same sister of the male... also from cut...
since august in this tent @11/13...
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and here is the Temple Haze x O-Haze 90'
left background is a arm of her... near same height...
those sexy slender leafs... in a few weeks...
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happy growin'
M.
P.S. thx Koondense
I’d like to be sure on specifics . Was this comparison of 90’s OHaze via Sams or seedsman OHaze ?
hello haze lovers!
in the meantime as usually...
true haze love.
soon ready... just waiting for the stars to be in line...
enjoy
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get hazed & PLAY LOUD ;-)
M.