theexpress
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rule of thumb.. if you liked the bag the bean came from chances are your gonna like the weed it produces... even if there not 100% alike they will be very similer
mexican bagseed anyone?
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cee1230
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thx everyone.
well i was hopin that if i grew it out in better conditions it will come out better.
simplyownage
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That will end up being the case, but remember, you never know ;D.
You'd be better off getting a seed from a seedbank yo, just so many of the positives outweigh the negatives it'd just be better for you, and your life.
cee1230
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thx for info. actually i have grown prob about 10 bagseeds.some came out garbadge some ok but one came out super,and thats what i called it. now these were my first plants so conditions were horrible. i have also wasted my money buying seeds and growing in same horrible conditions. and some good some bad.so now i kniow u cant half ass it.i know that the bagseeds would prob take longer to flower bbut i wanted to know if i grew them in perfect conditions could they come out as good as my super plant.but i guess none o it matters now cause after the first couple post in thi thread i went ahead a got some seeds.10 reg blue himalaya 1 east ryder fem. and idont know why but attitude gave me 5 extra freebies other than the 2. so that 7 free seeds i love attitude.even tho the free seed are never what they supposed to be, they are still free.
Brick Top
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When growing from bagseed you are dealing with mystery genetics. There is no way to know what the plant's specific needs might be or what flowering time might be required.
If you want to grow a good Mexican sativa try this.
Reefermans Seeds - Blackseed
Blackseed is a mostly Mexican IBL that dates back to about 1974, and fueled early BC pot culture. It stands as proof that strong cannabis is not a recent invention. It used to called `the pound plant` as it makes big sativas with big yields. Great plant for the Kootenays, where it was first bred by hillbillies. It need lots of root space and makes frosty light green lemony nice sized buds. Old school sativa high.
Strain Lineage / Genealogy / Family Tree
Brick Top
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That would totally depend on how well the herb the seed came from was grown. If it was grown very well you will not be able to top it. If it was grown poorly, and it's genetics are better than the final results were, you will end up with something at least slightly better.
Every stain has it's' genetic limits and nothing anyone can do will be able to make it better than it's genetic limits will allow. The very most any grower can do is max out what the strains genetics can give them, and I would say that few do that.
cee1230
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thx for info.yea thats what i was hoping.im pretty sure that mexicans arent taking the best care of ther plants. i would imagine they go more for quantity than quality.