Read this to the END - major IMPACT on cannabis
GRAFTING !
If you guys remember when I said its very hard to tell what will graft to What. If you read this thread and others I told you guys about very strange species crosses and species grafts and species transgenic grafts. If you read my thread post further I bring up aquatic plants
grafting in nature and in labs... I brought up pigs grafted to humans.
So this is cool, We have a realignment of the Darwin/God tree, OPPs those scientist I warned of and warned about the scientific classifications (especially in the CANNA family), rememeber ,,, if you read me ,,,I went off on the scientific naming of Cannabis ,,,they were WRONG! I was rite again ... they're trying to correct the mistakes but they aint got it rite yet but its getting better.. The hemp classification is joke.. you'll see... and they try to lump monoecious breeding into Hemp class something aint rite with that ,, you watch,,, I know,, I see it, FLAWS, in those DNA charts,, but I see a major flaw in those DNA hemp to cannabis dioesous breeding DNA chart,, its wrong IMO. Its close.. But I'm idiot who bases what i see just with experience in popping seeds, i dont have any phd's...
Well, all we had was beer and pot in the same family,,,, now look at mustard (Ive wrote about) and other plants, many plants are related to strange shit and dont look like it would belong in the same family - there and many plant species in a family,,, but all we had in ""hemp"" LOL, family was beer and pot only, there still cousins.
???So what has changed in the Plant Family for cannabis????
Now we got some new relatives guys
NOTE: Leaves are alternate on the stem and toothed .. > on these plants , exception evergreen leaves.
- Hackberries (celtis) - I'm seed hunting as you read.
- around 15 species of EVERGREEN trees, now we understand why our friends cannabis grafts rooted so well onto that tree. **
- 6 or more Gironniera tree's so far. **
- A small evergreen in Asia, Madagascar and Aphananthe
So I was correct, we took the name of plants like Indian Red Hemp- Named by Indians (Florida) and our English botanist was trying to tell the Indians in Florida and other places that this was pot by wht scientist.... So way back in 1753 Carl Linneaes added the name Hemp incorrectly,!! Indian Red Hemp was not cannabis.
Than scientist In 1924, Russian botanist D.E. Janichevsky was
correct when he told them they were all wrong! and that hemp was and incorrect TERM name for cannabis and his Russian Ruddy's were Cannabis . Scientist told the Russian that his Ruddy's were hay nd he was wrong.. I'd be mad as hell,, I know that feeling...
So the guys made a mistake with Indian Red Hemp, it aint pot and it fooled the scientist way back in the 1700's.
So Why name it Hemp ? ? ?
Some botanist were paid lots of money to give Cannabis a scientific name of HEMP w' low THC .
WHY ?
In the 1970s, the taxonomic classification of
Cannabis took on added significance in North America. Laws prohibiting
Cannabis in the USA & Canada specifically named products of
C. sativa as prohibited materials. Enterprising attorneys for the defense in a few drug busts argued that the seized
Cannabis material may not have been
C. sativa, and was therefore not prohibited by law. Attorneys on both sides recruited botanists to provide expert testimony. Among those testifying for the prosecution was Dr. Ernest Small, while Doctor Richard E. Schultes and others testified for the defense. The botanists engaged in heated debate (outside of court), and both camps impugned the other's integrity.The defense attorneys were not often successful in winning their case, because the intent of the law was clear, to distinguish a low THC class of cannabis.
So now Dr Small and Dr Schultes classification is null and void. These new species and DNA con seds nullify there work.
so check this out ::: What does this mean to me ::: ?
including strains from China and Vietnam (Indo-China) assigned the names
Cannabis chinensis Delile, and
Cannabis gigantea are now VALID strain IDs and I have both :cool:,
sativa, indica, ruddy, Asian Delights ,giants, I'm making up new name, IDK what they'll be called.....
Ancient Chinese Secret
ACS is exotic and yummy but hard as fuck to grow,, IDK how it would go in Cali,or florida.
gigantea in not the bushy branchy lemon Nam bud... We called gigantor and its looks like the Massive Moroccans but its a littles different especially in bud, another exotic pysco high ....
So I'm stoked to get my ACS online so ppl can see photos of my
Cannabis chinensis Delile and I grew
Cannabis gigantea next to ACS... || when grown on the Ark Valley River They grew as tall as the Arkasas Valley River Trees. up to 40' on that river and 26' in my back yard here in Denver, Budded on my 2 story roof top.
Ancient Chinese Secret. ACS was handed to my by boat person immigrant from the early 80's. He gave 2 strains to me, Both strains grew Exactly like he described. He said the Ancient Chinese Secret was 25 - 35 feet tall . ACS grew on the Yangtze (or Yangzi ) river , I'm not sure how to spell it or pronounce the river name but that what I was told and that how it grew and I have photos somewhere of if the plants in June. not in bud.
Am I'm warped ?... Is this like breeding a Great Dane with a Chihuahua or even worse??? :p
I crossed
Low Ryder 6" strain x 30' (
Cannabis gigantea x Ancient Chinese Secret) :speechless:
Chinese Low Ryder
http://linolatte.com/products/chinese-low-rider
So we have more
grafting door that just opened. huh///
Ponder
- Hackberries (celtis) - I'm seed hunting as you read. looks like a candidate IDK
- around 15 species of EVERGREEN trees, now we understand why our friends cannabis grafts rooted so well onto that tree. Maybe for rooting into the tree itself.**
- 6 or more Gironniera tree's so far. **
- A small evergreen in Asia, magascar and Aphananthe. What about grafting while Aphananthe plants while small seedling or embryo's ,,, just thinking....
Hackberry x Cannabis = Hackabis or HackaBerris
Cannabis x Hackberries = Cannaberries
THREAD OCD, sorry bomb,, i'll go away for a cpl wks .... and nice grafts btw....
