Recent content by thewatchdog

true, but i'm also counting on the fact that the plant somehow adapted to the local conditions and became stronger. however, there's no harm in trying :)

if this is for me then lemme answer. i'm just trying to do an experiment. want to see if they are useful and if the hassle of harvesting it is worthwhile. i'm NOT trying to grow it (why do that when there are literally dozens of strains available on the seed market)I'm only using the plants that...

i collected all the buds off of the main plant, let's call it plant A. This has the best smell, it's 1.85m tall, lots of branches and average size buds. There were about 10-15 buds (again, of average size 5 cm long, but nicely formed with lots of white trychomes). In the same area i found...

when you say small..are you reffering to the standard classification of 30cm-60cm tall?

interesting fact. i know for sure that in the past, in my country , people used to grow hemp for various non-recreational purposes (rope, sacks, etc).

are you reffering to the ruderalis/sativa(or indica) hybrids? if so.., that is a different story. the lowryder strain is indeed one having the autoflowering and size characteristics of ruderalis while being high in THC. i, on the other hand, am trying to see what is the current state of the wild...

since they are usually grouped in bunches of males and females they have plenty of seeds.

I want to have a discussion (mature, fact-based and non-biased) about Cannabis Ruderalis. I really don't give a shit about classification or origin. I'm only interested in discussion the plant's usability for recreational purposes as a pure strain, not a hybrid. The thing is, i know places...