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Weird.
Got ya beat on likes bud. ;-)
For now. My posts need time to simmer and soak in. Not everyone understands the sheer genius of my remarks until they’ve had time to sink in ;-)
Did some digging on the net and it seems like the double serrations is common in Skunk, Cheese, and blueberry, and they all share a common relative. And that is a landrace indica originating from the Himalayas in Northern Afghanistan, in other words it seems to be a pure afghani trait.
Which makes a heck of a lot of sense now that I think about it. Hash made from this plant tastes an awful lot like the gold seal I used to get back in the 90's.
Maybe its just a hybrid trait. I see it often. My black widow hybrid has them. And a POW 33 i think.
It sure looks like it came from Afghani genetics, but it could totally xpress itself in any hybrid that has Afghani in its lineage I think. Just looked up black widow and its crossed with a south Indian indica, which puts it right in that same region again, so perhaps its generally a Himilayan Indica trait.
This is all still speculative... I obviously cant say with any degree of certainty but so far all the strains that supposedly have it seem to have pure Himilayan indica crossed in them at some point. Either from Afghanistan or India.
I guess i was saying all modern strains have some Afghani in them. But does bubba or any other heavy leaning indica have them? I see them on narrower leaves usually. Almost never on fat leaves.
No, my bubba doesnt. But looking at pics of pure afghan, the leaves look an awful lot like my platinum cookie leaves. Infact so does the bud really. Not the typical squat indica look. This has me pretty curious I have to say.View attachment 861310
I have a plant that dates back to 1980 that has double serrated leaves. It has a slight catpiss odor if you brush up against it. Other than that it has no odor during flowering. It has a very earthy/hash flavor that I love. I made some crosses with her back in the early/mid 2000s and one of those crosses had the double serrated leaves and was very potent, but never had that flavor. I shutdown for a long time, then recently got back in to it, and I've been able to reacquire the original clone. Until now, that was the only plant I saw that had the double serrated leaves, but I'm testing some seeds for a breeder that is showing this trait. It's a G13 x Afghani/Skunk. I'm going to hit the 1980 clone with some males from that cross and see what I get.
Yes,Interesting. The other plant that is in the genetics often when i see the double serrations is PG-13.
@MidwestToker does your g-13 show the sawtooth serrations?
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