Indeed, that's what I'm saying and yes they will pollinate and in a few generations start taking on the characteristics of what they are grown around. Just like Acapulco gold and tai is cannabis pollinated with bamboo. The old pine tasting bud from the southeast, was just Mexican grown in pine thickets and it eventually took on the pine smells. Most back home use same seed stock every year outdoors. Ole boys back home grow em near certain berries, they'd eventually take on the berries characteristics. The old timers back home have known this a long time and the Mexican farmers always knew. One of the most beautiful and unique cannabis in the world, is a Jalisco mexico sativa, that has been grown around and took on the characteristics of blue agave. Super unique and spiked leaves, blue, and smells like tequila, got a picture of one on my other phone and Bob will tell you and a dozen of these boys, its the most beautiful and unique tree you could see and trichrome production insane. Cannabis does many things that people don't know...but they will. So yes, let it be known, there are two trees of wisdom, hemp and sativa and indica is nothing more than Sativa's deposited in those areas generations ago, that were grown around cactus and took on the characteristics. People ask, well if they pollinate and take on characteristics of: fruit, berries, flowers, herbs and cactus, agave, how do we have bubble gum and cheese flavor ect.? Easy answer, enough pollen has been chucked together over the years in captivity to produce these flavors. Yellow and blue become green when tossed together. Lol. There's a battle ahead. I knew it when I moved out here. Miss information is rampant and people make money off of it, people by it or by into it and then the battle is leading them out of the bull, while trying to convince them their teachers don't know. The books will be rewritten, no matter how hard the battle or what happens to people like myself. Its never easy though. Rev.thenaturalwait….You are literally saying that a Cannabis sativa plant became an Indica plant when it was pollinated by a cactus? -a literal cactus? Because you already know that pollen from a cactus won't pollinate a Cannabis plant….right?
I'm a rev too. Ordained in 2002.I assumed this was the same Rev as the book writer. How many revs are out there...
There's not a " scientific" explanation to everything,as some of the best true scientist in their fields have seen many times over the generations. Sometimes, it is, what it is. Now, you want to know why those hops have a genetic similarity? You won't like the answer. Its not in the books lol! However these things are written in 6000 year old cuneiform. The same ones who genetically altered man and brought the wisdom tree from their now dead planet, also brought hops and other things. They liked beer also. They also paid the price, as all do and will. Rev.thenatural
Indeed, that's what I'm saying and yes they will pollinate and in a few generations start taking on the characteristics of what they are grown around. Just like Acapulco gold and tai is cannabis pollinated with bamboo. The old pine tasting bud from the southeast, was just Mexican grown in pine thickets and it eventually took on the pine smells. Most back home use same seed stock every year outdoors. Ole boys back home grow em near certain berries, they'd eventually take on the berries characteristics. The old timers back home have known this a long time and the Mexican farmers always knew. One of the most beautiful and unique cannabis in the world, is a Jalisco mexico sativa, that has been grown around and took on the characteristics of blue agave. Super unique and spiked leaves, blue, and smells like tequila, got a picture of one on my other phone and Bob will tell you and a dozen of these boys, its the most beautiful and unique tree you could see and trichrome production insane. Cannabis does many things that people don't know...but they will. So yes, let it be known, there are two trees of wisdom, hemp and sativa and indica is nothing more than Sativa's deposited in those areas generations ago, that were grown around cactus and took on the characteristics. People ask, well if they pollinate and take on characteristics of: fruit, berries, flowers, herbs and cactus, agave, how do we have bubble gum and cheese flavor ect.? Easy answer, enough pollen has been chucked together over the years in captivity to produce these flavors. Yellow and blue become green when tossed together. Lol. There's a battle ahead. I knew it when I moved out here. Miss information is rampant and people make money off of it, people by it or by into it and then the battle is leading them out of the bull, while trying to convince them their teachers don't know. The books will be rewritten, no matter how hard the battle or what happens to people like myself. Its never easy though. Rev.thenatural
“The signs of a hypocrite are three; whenever he speaks, he tells a lie; whenever he promises, he breaks his promise; if you have trust in him, he proves to be dishonest.”
Too many deluded "revs" in this world believing fairytales & farsesRev,
If a strain of cannabis happened to have evolved, around pine trees for several generations, then I propose that the airborne terpenes of the pine trees might somehow be "absorbed" into the sticky, resinous trichomes of the cannabis and give the cannabis plant some kind of information that it could evolve to be able to replicate, itself….(just proposing a hypothetical for discussion). Or, maybe the pine needles fall into the soil and the soil becomes enriched with compounds that the cannabis plant takes up and uses to make piney-smelling terpenes…?
…HOWEVER, a cactus and a cannabis plant are so genetically-dissimilar, they couldn't possibly interbreed to produce a plant that shares DNA with both parent plants, yet produce a stable progeny that only resembles the cannabis side… That can't possibly make sense enough to you, either, Rev.
The French have a term for this, Terrior: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TerroirRev,
If a strain of cannabis happened to have evolved, around pine trees for several generations, then I propose that the airborne terpenes of the pine trees might somehow be "absorbed" into the sticky, resinous trichomes of the cannabis and give the cannabis plant some kind of information that it could evolve to be able to replicate, itself….(just proposing a hypothetical for discussion). Or, maybe the pine needles fall into the soil and the soil becomes enriched with compounds that the cannabis plant takes up and uses to make piney-smelling terpenes…?