South Indian Genetics

[TrillOG]

Here is one of the most beautiful plants I've ever seen. The plant turned out to be male, so I used him as one of my main breeders.

how did the crosses turn out huesos? what females did you end up using for those crosses??

 

[Huesos]

Hola, they are robust dirty boy, so they should thrive in the forest

I stuck to sativas with that bad boy with bully (skunk haze), Colombian MangoBiches, Jamaican Lambsbread, Colombian Black, Chiang Mai Thai, and a couple others. I'm on my second step in my breeding program which is weight; big trees.

 

[Mustafunk]

so when you say wild, feral, naturalized, where are you going with that... im ultra new to that terminology, and don't get your drift... do the following paragraphs explain those terms??

Wild plants simply appeared like that in nature (they may be unknown for the man). So Cannabis is mostly a domestic crop, wild Cannabis ancestors are probably extinct nowadays, they dissapeared since the humans started using and breeding them for several uses many thousands of years ago. All the modern Cannabis species are domestic plants, be it landraces (ecotypes), heirloom cultivars or modern hybrid cultivars.

Feral species are those living in the wild but descending from domestic populations, they have escaped into the nature and become wild. This concept is being used with animals, while we speak about escaped or naturalized species when we think about plants.

Naturalized plants are those non-native to a certain environment but spreading into the wild and maintained by its own reproduction, so they become a self-sustaining population. Feral or naturalized species may become invasive in certain conditions and environments.

Hope it helps.

 

[TrillOG]

it did thanks for the quick reply... I like it here... you guys are so knowledgeable, you are going to make me a pro at this...

 

[MAHA KALA]

anybody found trippy weed in indian genetics?

 

[yesum]

Chellakutti did it for me ^^. Khalifa Genetics sells it.

 

[yesum]

I smoked maybe 5 or 6 hits of Chellakutti 45 minutes ago. I got SUPER high. I had not smoked this strain for a couple months or so. I was glad to come down from the peak which went about 20/25 minutes, bit unsettling. No real noids though. I am still high but more normal feeling. Whew!! I have not been that high since a C99 episode. This is more trippy than C99. Trippy, meaning very strange effect as if I am somewhere I have never been before. What is more impressive I am at home and spend minimal time away from it, hehe.

Also was a feeling that I am about a second behind what is happening around me.