plants receiving traits or characteristics from one another via gererations of side by side plotting... example the ever so mythical and illusive , delicious, sought out ... never to be seen again... "strawberryfields" strain... aka the godfather strawberry strain or legendary one... THE one heheh
who's got 20-40 years for this?
I guess this takes us into a whole new scientific discussion of neuro biology and such...That came from a lack of understanding of genetics. And it ain't a strain if you can't show me a plant..........lol!
Hi @pop22
i heard if you feed to much till the seeds developed in the buds they will take longer to germ and the shell will be harder. I didn't do a test myself but i hope to find the answer from the afn myth blusters.
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I guess this takes us into a whole new scientific discussion of neuro biology and such...
I'm not equipped for that just yet lmao.. but,
there has been reports from farmers with sagebrush... early in the spring they snip leaves on one plant to simulate a insect attack(cant believe I left this part out lmao) the plant then secretes a natural anti bug thing I forget the name and the neighbouring plants untouched do the same... how is this? the sage brushes also are way more bug resistant later in the season they say too.
I believe there is enough of a "something" for this to be looked into but i'd guess it'd require a fleet of lab coats..
and there are plenty of pictures of strawberry cough and such... which are derived from strawberry fields ..
but there is a part of me that says BS good sales pitch or w/e... but then again ... mother nature is a miraculous thing.
but there's always those snake oil guys lmao..
I dunno, this intrigues me... anybody else??
Does not mythbusting required (something) to be disproved not just declared to be so? For instance I have read on here "our plants" need dark, yet only some do and cannabis isn't one. Cannabis is C3 and will photosynthesize using co2 as long as there is light. There are many studies out there that have proven this as fact.