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Are you going to continue breeding, as a landrace, in order to increase seed stocks? :)View attachment 420576 View attachment 420577 This is more of our South American landrace work we are doing. This is our first year working on this jewel. There is not much information as yet but hope to find out more. It is very mold resistant. As far a maturity, we shall see as the season progresses. Again there were so few seed we had to work with.
This sort of thing is the future of cannabis breeding. Cool bananas.
http://b4fa.org/biosciences-and-agriculture/plantbreeding/cultivars-clones-landraces/It was collected from my buddy's friend who lives in South America. He obtained them from the native growers themselves.
I guess it is a matter of opinion how long it takes to be landrace. Some of the Columbians I have, have been grown for 4-5 generations that I know of. These Ecuador genetics I am not sure. I suspect for a very long time.
http://b4fa.org/biosciences-and-agriculture/plantbreeding/cultivars-clones-landraces/
My take on landrace is that it is adapted to local conditions and breeds true.