Landrace Genetics 101

conradino23 said:
There’s no Mexican ruderalis, it’s a Siberian hybrid, so it’s just plenty of marketing that Greenhouse is really good at :laugh:
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Yeah, ruderalis is specifically from central and eastern Europe. It's not completely uncommon to see certain landraces described as ruderalis but really they would be "ruderalis-like".
 
Yeah, I advise a healthy dose of scepticism when reading info put up by seed and fertiliser companies. There's so much bullshit there, that it's unbelievable... but still a lot of people eat it up.
 
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Non c'è ruderalis messicano, è un ibrido siberiano, quindi è solo un sacco di marketing in cui Greenhouse è davvero bravo :ridere:
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To be honest, looong time ago I've read somewhere (maybe on DjShort article but I'm not sure) about mexican ruderalis, one of many hibrids of decades ago for ganjah production, something like affie/Mexi or Lebanese/Columbian...
 
Transkei male
I mean it's still winter here...
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Some females and one particularly pretty one starting to flower.
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medmanmike said:
Yup. From the breeder (AMS)
“It's short, potent and due to its' super rapid growth cycle you will be able to harvest twice a year: Dwarf weed plants. Dwarf seeds are designed to grow in smaller greenhouses. Ganja Dwarf weed, also known as Lowryder, is a crossbreed of a powerful indica and the characteristic properties of the Mexican Ruderalis plant. So if you have a small space to grow, affordable Dwarf weed seed is here for you!”

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I need to admit a mistake. Oh my, my first one today! LOL!

The picture I posted above, referencing a similarity to tropics post of a Williams Wonder is indeed a Ganja Dwarf. My error was in describing its genetics, saying is was a blend of W. Wonder and a Ruderlis. It’s actually a "crossbreed of a powerful Indica and the characteristic properties of the Mexican Ruderalis" per the seed co.

I did grow a strain that is a cross of Williams Wonder x Ruderalis known as 60 Day Wonder from DNA Genetics. "It’s Williams Wonder! A very special commercial indica that produces fat and resinous flowers and finishes early. It is then crossed to a ruderalis strain and back crossed a couple of times"

So, my apologies. :peace:

I’ve probably posted these before, but they’re worth a second look imho. These are 60 Day Wonder.
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Scottsquatch said:
I'll find somthing eventually.
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Check out Big Island Genetics he’s an old school breeder from Hawaii. That would be my best guess. Hope you find what your looking for!!!
 
Willydread said:
Thank you! Incredibly they show very thin leaves, much more than some sativa hybrids like amnesia or Neville haze ...
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There are some thin fingered Afghani, but they are supposed to be very rare. I would think it's more likely, that's it's got modern genetics mixed into it.

Very lovely looking plants.
 
@Orlando Scout
Thanks again for the tip brother! He'll sell me some 1977 Maui Wowie seeds. They are a bit more than I wanted to spend, but I didnt see them anywhere in their seed store that weren't already crossed with somthing else. I think maybe it was my request as I explained to him what I wanted to do in my experiment. If so, that is pretty dang awesome. Anyway, I will probably order them on the 1st and pop them as soon as my Vulx comes in. I'll definitely journal this one. I already have a sample of Vulx, but maybe if I do a 6 plant comparative grow growing 3 with vulx and three without, I can talk him into sponsoring it. You never know. Later all.
 
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