Chad Sexington
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In theory I do not see why it would not be able to. Here is a list of some old trees.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oldest_trees
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oldest_trees
Theory- Could cannabis be immortal?
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guy incognito
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What if the universe wraps back on itself in unseen dimensions? From our perspective the world appears 2 dimensional. But you cannot find the "edge" of the earth because it slowly wraps back on itself in a 3rd dimension that you can't see until you step back far enough to see its warping effect. Perhaps the universe is some 4th dimensional sphere with no edges or boundaries. If you go far enough you just end up where you started. Maybe that game asteroids was a good representation of the universe.
darkdestruction420
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ya know interestingly enough that is something Ive read in the past many times before. its crazy how long they live and how in general the worse the conditions the easier it is for the trees to get very old,to a point of course. its also interesting how tall and large some tree's can get, someday im going to go visit red wood national park. Its a real shame we have cut down so many old great trees in our history.
Devildog93
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I had a mother for nearly 3 years. She eventually weakened though....most likely from trauma from a few moves and various stresses over that time. I finally chopped her then had to emergency move a week later, and all her babies ended up dying. Gone forever.....Man I loved that strain. Just a trophy winner out of bag seed.
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