grew bx1 and 2 this summer... both 'excellent' weed... the bx2 i call my 'happy-weed'... very happy with both..thanks rez
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Kinderfeld
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Sorry to hear senor and breeder brad. I would have expected the bx2 to be better but I have never tried it. I have always had better luck with f2s to find that special mom...good luck with those ft, let us know how you end up liking them. I am glad you got some happy weed Zack! I have no idea how this is happy weed for someone but I am sure it is...maybe that whole mellow think from the kush is what ya got.
Rez with all due respect if you could please, remove your links from my thread. I get the feeling your trying to 'cover-up' some people just not taking a liking to your strain, JJ got shut up real quick, even his parts of the posts that had nothing to do with this immature squabble you both have. But mainly, this thread is about my opinion and my results on your strain, not others, which like you said can easily be found by searching the site is one wishes to find them. That said, people are always welcome to come in here and post their opinion on this strain...themselves. Thanks bro!
Rez with all due respect if you could please, remove your links from my thread. I get the feeling your trying to 'cover-up' some people just not taking a liking to your strain, JJ got shut up real quick, even his parts of the posts that had nothing to do with this immature squabble you both have. But mainly, this thread is about my opinion and my results on your strain, not others, which like you said can easily be found by searching the site is one wishes to find them. That said, people are always welcome to come in here and post their opinion on this strain...themselves. Thanks bro!
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BETcopysoffMTV
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Yo rez, I thought I remember somebody saying that the Mister Postman run was from a diff dad... I thought the BX1s you recently releaased were new dad uns..
i have found that some weed makes u quiet/sort of an introvert, and other weed makes you (at least me) more outgoing... i call it 'happy-weed'..
maybe its picked early with mostly clear "T's", or its more sativa leaning... or maybe it is the kush blen, or maybe its just me... i dunno, but i like it..
Wow Charles, always a pleasure to read your thoughts.
I was wondering if you felt that this was solely a matter of selections in this particular line or a broader theory falling under the category of resin production increasing as part of a plant defense mechanism?
I often argue with friends and folk about the "right" way to grow, lol. In the back of my mind I always felt that a comment like yours would bring the argument to a screeching halt. There's that old saying that "to grow the very best wine, the vine must suffer a little". I was wondering if anybody had any thoughts on this. PS, my apologies for being off topic.
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Kinderfeld
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Indeed! lol...charles where did you go I want more info on this...as do others...
Thank you JJ for seeing me through and taking notice I am not trying to upset anyone here. Any flamers or trolls come along, feel free.
Indica Jones
Active member
How much is the ticket for the bus? 
The best part is the tickets are free.......
yea, for you guys, unless ya have changed your policy on new seedmakers, to my knowledge, new seedmakers get credit to purchase seed, no payout for the guys in the states. ya cash in on the seed, and the profits of the seedmaker.....dont sound free to me
CBF
hola charles, could you explain how the stock was selected to perform under duress, i think ive read most everything written on chem and dont remember ever readin that blurb.
and just how do you know the plant was selected for duress when noones even knows the breeder, let alone whats even in it???
from the time chem came about, there was no breeding done, just a plant found from unknown weed.
maybe im not followinya, are you talkin about the rez bx, or chemD the cut?
stress your plants to make more potent weed, ive heard that MJ myth, and believe it to be just that a myth, cause everything i grow is under duress at one time or another durin flower.
CBF
What exactly does this have to do with what we are talking about?
That's a good story though.....
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Charles Xavier
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Greetings ClearBarbedFunk
Please be advised, that my response shall not be in depth.
The 'Chems' are the result of the Commercial Cannabis trade of British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest United States during the mid eighties.
At the time (and still), the vast majority of serious commercial indoor gardens utilized Pro-mix and General Hydroponics' solutions.
Though it may not be 'natural', the rest does indeed fall under the law of Natural Selection. The plants that were selected performed best under the conditions in which they were cultivated. To match potential...recreate said conditions.
Due to the work that I do...I've observed some phenotypic and analyzed some genotypic traits in 'Chem' samples and concluded a strong correlative expression to other specimens that were indeed/definitely selected due to performance under adverse conditions.
Exactly, that's why it's somewhat imperative: in order to obtain the best results, cultivate in the most likely conditions that the progenitors were cultivated in.
I can unequivocally state that it's not a myth, however, I can also state with equal conviction, that it doesn't hold true for all cases.
Sincerely,
Charles.
Please be advised, that my response shall not be in depth.
The 'Chems' are the result of the Commercial Cannabis trade of British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest United States during the mid eighties.
At the time (and still), the vast majority of serious commercial indoor gardens utilized Pro-mix and General Hydroponics' solutions.
Though it may not be 'natural', the rest does indeed fall under the law of Natural Selection. The plants that were selected performed best under the conditions in which they were cultivated. To match potential...recreate said conditions.
Due to the work that I do...I've observed some phenotypic and analyzed some genotypic traits in 'Chem' samples and concluded a strong correlative expression to other specimens that were indeed/definitely selected due to performance under adverse conditions.
Exactly, that's why it's somewhat imperative: in order to obtain the best results, cultivate in the most likely conditions that the progenitors were cultivated in.
I can unequivocally state that it's not a myth, however, I can also state with equal conviction, that it doesn't hold true for all cases.
Sincerely,
Charles.
Kinderfeld
Member
I think CBF is referring to seedbays way of business which I have no idea what that has to do with anything, as JJ said. Rez I assume you are a resident or citizen of EU now in order to have that legal business...where would one start to get to where you are now, I have been thinking a lot of either EU (Spain 
) or Canada a lot lately just wondering. Also how does it compare to the states, specifically for 'special' people like you n me?
Charles that seems more theory than evidence...I realized you studied samples but is there any real evidence or data...also you said to recreate the environment but how does one know what environment that is? We are all just assuming it was a harsh environment...could it not be that maybe the chems were just a more easy plant to grow and harder to fuck up instead of them taking a liking to less than ideal conditions? Also, what chem samples have you studied? Sorry to bombard you with questions but these are some interesting claims...
) or Canada a lot lately just wondering. Also how does it compare to the states, specifically for 'special' people like you n me? Charles that seems more theory than evidence...I realized you studied samples but is there any real evidence or data...also you said to recreate the environment but how does one know what environment that is? We are all just assuming it was a harsh environment...could it not be that maybe the chems were just a more easy plant to grow and harder to fuck up instead of them taking a liking to less than ideal conditions? Also, what chem samples have you studied? Sorry to bombard you with questions but these are some interesting claims...
B
Brad
First i have ever read about that...where does your info come from??
Charles Xavier
Member
Greetings Colina
Sometimes it's a pleasure to have my thoughts read. In this instance, I say, yes. Thank you.
Excellent question. It's a "broader theory", but very heavily supported by the example that the 'Chem' lines provide.
Most indoor specimens support this conclusion; the disparities occur when falling outside the 'threshold reflex range', i.e. conditions that are overall too detrimental for the plant to overcome or too benign to elicit a response, and with 'landrace cultivars' (outdoor specimens) which were cultivated indoors.
In these instances, one will more likely observe the 'plateau effect'; this is where a range of conditions result in the same quality (level) of product because the specimens are unresponsive to the stressors imposed .
Sincerely,
Charles.
Sometimes it's a pleasure to have my thoughts read. In this instance, I say, yes. Thank you.
Excellent question. It's a "broader theory", but very heavily supported by the example that the 'Chem' lines provide.
Most indoor specimens support this conclusion; the disparities occur when falling outside the 'threshold reflex range', i.e. conditions that are overall too detrimental for the plant to overcome or too benign to elicit a response, and with 'landrace cultivars' (outdoor specimens) which were cultivated indoors.
In these instances, one will more likely observe the 'plateau effect'; this is where a range of conditions result in the same quality (level) of product because the specimens are unresponsive to the stressors imposed .
Sincerely,
Charles.
BETcopysoffMTV
New member
i think my question was quite valid rez ignored. so i ask his simple ass again.. were the mister postmans chem bx 1s made by same father as the recent so called 'last release' ever
the bus man, the bus that you referenced ealier, ya know we all had the chance to get on the bus?
then the tickets are cheap/// ya feel me know, lol.
its no story, i was told just that by dutchgrown. anyway no biggee
CBF
