Hola bhRaco & Flower power
What flavors aromas com from those Gold /brown phenos ?
Toms , Word was brown lumbo types are ( boring )unwanted in this line
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Tropical boogie (Kona gold x THH) getting early trichromes...
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thanks for removing my dumbass last post..you beat me to it
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pretty much same for me from mm reproWhen I grew THH from MadMac (in the worst way,in the worst place, @ 45 north and bla bla bla) I got good plants, taste like spice and black pepper, no incense or wood, no sedation (I mean that sedation / stupefaction that many purple sativas give, I don't know if that's what spoken here), I have no idea if the plants were in the 5% or less, I don't care, it was very good weed, and it was undoubtedly Thai-dominant...
Brother"Folk can remember it anyway they like but for me Colombian was a bit like a fine cerebral ghani with a bzzzzz auditory in the background. Thai absolutely blew it out of the water. It just cut way deeper into your soul."
Tom Hill
Toms description of a Colombian is on the mark."Folk can remember it anyway they like but for me Colombian was a bit like a fine cerebral ghani with a bzzzzz auditory in the background. Thai absolutely blew it out of the water. It just cut way deeper into your soul."
Tom Hill
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I know you’re referencing me , be a man say names
Mr Talk it like I walk
I believe Tom Didn’t grow until 1987
And admitts he didn’t smoke in the 70’s he was too young . Soo let’s Call it how it is . He smoked in the 80’s What the F does he know about oldschool Lumbo
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Tom Hill
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Regarding the 70's. I did not smoke i was too young. I caught the last of the real thai coming off the boats in the early mid '80's. The remainder of my experience comes from actually growing all these varieties in nor/cal for the last 35 years. This if truth be told is the seed bank of the world and grown men dare not fathom otherwise.
Maha your quite knowledgeable or should I say experienced with Sativas
What are the dates and origins of your lines any from the 60’s early 70’s ?
Shall we dare compare a 80’s Thai to a 60’s early 70’s ? Same reference for Colombian
Not sure your Hate for Colombians
I may be miss-remembering but I thought it sed that in Marijuana botany.Colombia got Mexican genetics in the early 70s.Havent read anything about Thai genetics imported to Colombia.
Anyone care to speculate which Mexican?When you are clear you will say Mexican x Colombian. When you are unclear you will say Mexican/Colombian. The line come to me as Mexican/Colombian/s. India/Thai
Follow? The plant is shit, but it has this one gene just waiting to combine with this other gene on her, and she is also phenotypic shit, for the stars to explode. This is something few understand but it is the reality of population genetics.
would be intersted to see what an open polination of100 keepers produced weather the dominant 5% expressions in that breeding would up the average at all
Basically what he's saying is the bammer pheno has genes in it that will contribute to keepers in future re-polenations. Because haze is a relatively specific combo of genes from those 4 land races it would require an ubsurd amount of backcrossing and recrossing to create a recombinant that produced keepers all the time and you would have no idea which traits to fix during the Bx to then recombine and try to fix the traits into a stable outcome. Therefore you have to run larger numbers to have a chance of finding a pheno that would actually be "haze". (As in having the potency and effect etc.)You can tinkle with the mean value curve a bit but no dude, you're not gunna fix haze don't kid yourself.
Somewhere there is a Sam quote about a Acapulco, if I remember correctly.Anyone care to speculate which Mexican?
Follow? The plant is shit, but it has this one gene just waiting to combine with this other gene on her, and she is also phenotypic shit, for the stars to explode. This is something few understand but it is the reality of population genetics.
would be intersted to see what an open polination of100 keepers produced weather the dominant 5% expressions in that breeding would up the average at all
You can tinkle with the mean value curve a bit but no dude, you're not gunna fix haze don't kid yourself.
Basically what I'm saying is epigenetics works a specific way and selecting plants that perform in a specific set of circumstances effects the outcome of selection twords the ability to perform in sed environment.You're looking at it as if you're trying to learn one Kung Fu move to beat all your foes in any circumstance. You're saying that the hand is faster than the foot, I'm saying it depends on where the guys head is. There are all sorts of ways to select, ignoring the advantages that can be gained from any of them, rules out the possibility of using them. This weakens rather than strengthens your Kung Fu.