Tom Hill Haze

[ICGA]

Somewhere there is a Sam quote about a Acapulco, if I remember correctly.

What's Sam's handle anyway?

 

[cola]

some good news,,,,, toms seeds are getting riper

What is the attraction towards them if they have " bottleneck genes " ,,,,,, as you and others have indicated?

 

[StickyBandit]

What is the attraction towards them if they have " bottleneck genes " ,,,,,, as you and others have indicated?

I was under the impression they are more of an ibl with good numbers used in the repros...
The odds of finding that special one remaining the same

 

[harvestreaper]

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.

this is true in every situation ,,

 

[harvestreaper]

What is the attraction towards them if they have " bottleneck genes " ,,,,,, as you and others have indicated?

attraction ,,,if you read through the thread youll see i said i liked what i tried ,,unless youve been living under a rock youll know the haze genepool today is very small all came from what sam let out in holland including toms ,,tom tells you what he bought an bred from ,,if you ever bred a very limited genepool youll understand what tom does ie including as much variation as possible is the correct way to salvage /preserve what he has ,,

 

[cola]

attraction ,,,if you read through the thread youll see i said i liked what i tried ,,unless youve been living under a rock youll know the haze genepool today is very small all came from what sam let out in holland including toms ,,tom tells you what he bought an bred from ,,if you ever bred a very limited genepool youll understand what tom does ie including as much variation as possible is the correct way to salvage /preserve what he has ,,

I know the history well, friend. I am not a youngster by any means, and no, not living under any rocks. Maybe a bridge one day, but so far I've been lucky, lol. Maybe you too. We should all be extremely grateful for what Tom has done, and what he is currently doing. He is purposefully open pollinating his last open pollinated seeds, from '09, so we get fresh stock, and to ensure that the diversified gene pool survives, and is alive and well. Lets face it, even though it may be counterinutitive to some, getting those genes into the most hands, some of which will certainly treat them very valuably and carefully, is the best means of spreading the goodness and ensuring true Haze survives.

 

[comfy markoth]

I was once interested in acquiring some of Tom's haze.... not anymore....

 

[mexcurandero420]

I may be miss-remembering but I thought it sed that in Marijuana botany.

HT article from 1979 about Colombia.

 

[@hempy]

You honestly believe an indica can be grown in the jungles of Colombia ?

 

[cola]

You honestly believe an indica can be grown in the jungles of Colombia ?

Exactly my thinking when I read the article. Indica will rot not much above 40 percent humidity. What is the jungle?

 

[Taima-da]

Colombia is one of the most ecologically diverse places on earth.

 

[Taima-da]

Edit, sorry, off topic

 

[@hempy]

Jungle as in rain forests and we have manly old School Colombians here still and all are sativa types.

 

[cola]

Colombia is one of the most ecologically diverse places on earth.

Thanks for the historical geography lesson. Cannabis indica never grew there. Try NW China origins, aka Tibet, etc.

 

[Raco]

 

[harvestreaper]

You honestly believe an indica can be grown in the jungles of Colombia ?

i do hempy and i think it would grow well and easy ,,,sure most are bred for/from the area that is traditionally dry arid but im sure there are a few microclimates in afghanistan ,,,weve had plants straight from afghanistan survive near 100% humidity in flower here in rainy damp cold uk and of course others disolved as expected lol

 

[Taima-da]

Thanks for the historical geography lesson. Cannabis indica never grew there. Try NW China origins, aka Tibet, etc.

So what is even the meaning of Llanos?
Cos it don't look like jungle to me.

 

[cola]

i do hempy and i think it would grow well and easy ,,,sure most are bred for/from the area that is traditionally dry arid but im sure there are a few microclimates in afghanistan ,,,weve had plants straight from afghanistan survive near 100% humidity in flower here in rainy damp cold uk and of course others disolved as expected lol

The point being that it is not native to there, and has no history of being brought there. The article is High Times BS.

 

[Taima-da]

The point being that it is not native to there, and has no history of being brought there. The article is High Times BS.

Cannabis is not native to Colombia full stop.
I know what modern genetic implies but the only known fossils of cannabis come from... Germany... both narrow and broad leaf.

 

[harvestreaper]

The point being that it is not native to there, and has no history of being brought there. The article is High Times BS.

i aware of the current theories of origins but i have no idea myself of the truth of it or of the distribution thru the ages ,, just pointing out the logical assumption of it couldnt grow as to humidity is wrong