Brilliant, theres alot of hay out there as Tom would say
Probably it wasnt well cured like all street stuff.
hybrids cbd types... growing outdoor in organic soil ?
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Just can't help yourself can you? You know nothing about me, or the circles I have moved in. You just keep putting your own ignorance on display... can't help it I guess.Probably it wasnt well cured like all street stuff.
Didnt realize in the prior post that I liked ... it may have been viewed as a shot at your curing abilities.
No worries man, all good here! Curing can/does definitely change the terpenes, and at some point cannabinoid ratios as well.Didnt realize in the prior post that I liked ... it may have been viewed as a shot at your curing abilities.
Apologies I didnt read it that way until I reviewed it ... thought it was just a observation that curing can change terpenes... anyway in other news
nothing pains me more than seeing a ic brother banned, use the ignore button
I always appreciate both of you
Best >>>
I'm south central MI... the next time I'll be in that area will be for the Billy Strings shows at Pine Knob in a few weeks. But if you have found a winning pheno, I'd definitely be interested!
while i do have some of the seeds called those names in my stash ,hybrids cbd types... growing outdoor in organic soil ?
If all plants are grown in the same conditions indoors,
how many filial generations will it take till they all morph to uniformity?
phenotypic cannabis plasticity relates to latitude ?
A new Cannabis genome assembly associates elevated cannabidiol (CBD) with hemp introgressed into marijuana - PMC
Demand for cannabidiol (CBD), the predominant cannabinoid in hemp (Cannabis sativa), has favored cultivars producing unprecedented quantities of CBD. We investigated the ancestry of a new cultivar and cannabinoid synthase genes in relation to ...
just growing under separate lights is enough to influence leaf morphology ?Phenotypic plasticity - Wikipedia
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Speciation - Wikipedia
This is why local indigenous people and plants need to be protected, places of origin
@Donald Mallard think you have grown some of these Thai varieties ?
Im interested in which ones you favored ?
Mixed cbd thc local strains related, some showing different thcas and cbd genes
- 0.145Squirrel Tail -31- (RSP11485)
- 0.176Tanao Sri-white -79- (RSP11620)
- 0.188CS Indica (RSP11658)
- 0.199Tiger Tail -78- (RSP11619)
- 0.202Squirrel Tail -81- (RSP11622)
- 0.205Tanao Sri-white -80- (RSP11621)
Will be looking forward to @Tom Hill weighing in on his Thai growing reports
and how we can increase keepers in our favorite Thai heavy phenos of his haze.
He said save everything in a open pollination cull nothing so thats what I will be doing
might have to get him out of this thread , he is just a shit stirrer with nothing much to share and most of his posts are off topic ,
Have a friend in Roscommon
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Large-scale whole-genome resequencing unravels the domestication history
of Cannabis sativa
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Presence/absence and variation of THCAS and CBDAS
Previous studies have suggested that hemp and drug types may lack fully functional THCAS and CBDAS, respectively (4, 16ā19), but intermediate situations where both genes are present or absent could also exist. In addition, McKernan et al. (42) found that reads from these genes and pseudogene copies may be mismapped if many pseudogene copies of THCAS and CBDAS were not assembled in a reference genome because the DNA sequences for most of these copies are more than 90% similar with each other. Although 13 Cannabis genomes are available in the National Center for Biotechnology Information (accessed 25 February 2021), most of them only have one of the two synthase genes and few pseudogene copies. To reliably check for the presence/absence across our dataset of CBDAS, THCAS, and two CBDAS pseudogenes (both consistently identified in our first mapping results and 93 to 94% similar to the original CBDAS; see below), we used the Jamaican Lion DASH (a CBDA:THCA hybrid cultivar) genome (42) as a reference (GenBank assembly accession no. GCA_003660325.2). Both full coding sequences of CBDAS and THCAS and more than 30 pseudogene copies of these genes were assembled, which ensured that reads could be properly mapped to the two genes and two pseudogene copies. The same procedure for mapping mentioned above was used. We then counted the read depth of all the 104 samples for the two genes and two pseudogenes using SAMtools with a base quality of 20 and a map quality of 30. Genes were identified as absent if no read could be mapped to the corresponding regions of the Jamaican Lion DASH genome. We further downloaded transcriptomic data from multiple tissues (i.e., root, reproductive leaf, reproductive buds, vegetative leaf, four stages of female flower, and four stages of trichome) of a cultivar [Cannbio-2 (47)] that has the two genes and the two pseudogenes. We mapped the transcriptomic data to the Jamaican Lion DASH genome using Bowtie v2.4.1 (82) and estimated the expression level for each gene using fragments per kilobase of exon per million fragments value. The significance of the expression difference between THCAS and CBDAS for the four stages of female flower and four stages of trichome, which had six replicates for each, was calculated using Wilcoxon rank-sum test.
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The cannabis burned 2500 years ago at the Jirzankal cemetery, 3000 meters high in the Pamir Mountains in far western China, was different. Excavations there have uncovered skeletons and wooden plates, bowls, and Chinese harps, as well as wooden braziers that held burning material. All are typical of the Sogdians, a people of western China and Tajikistan who generally followed the Persian faith of Zoroastrianism, which later celebrated the mind-expanding properties of cannabis in sacred texts. At Jirzankal, glass beads typical of Western Asia and silk from China confirm the long-distance trade for which the Sogdians became famous, and isotopic analysis of 34 skeletons showed that nearly a third were migrants. Radiocarbon analysis put the burials at about 500 B.C.E.
Sogdia - Wikipedia
If I have it right,we used to call that constrictor weed,it sucks IMO,makes you feel all tight chested and physically worried something is going on that you just know isn't good for you.
I think the reason you have to grow out so many plants to find the winners is because Tom purposefully open pollinates when making seed in an attempt to not bottleneck the genetics. That's why only 3 to 5% of the plants are worth a damn. Ego has nothing to do with it. IMO he's done a damn good job with his seeds.
Evening buddy. I believe my friend in Dallas grows the regular GT. Its his favorite smoke through and through, he likes those amped up highs but I learned after two hits that it definitely wasn't for me. Now bare in mind thats just my personal experience. Theres more than a few growers on here that don't get that negative reaction from GT at all. Im just getting too old for rave weed i guess. Thats why honduras and panama are my favorites from ace, more gentle and euphoric. But i do have some squirrel tail seeds from prempavee that should be arriving any day now that i'd like to try as they don't appear to have such a high thc profile.
