Landrace Cannabis
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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The term Landrace has total different meaning to me.
As a wild grower,, their is a race on the land of plant time.
In the wild cannabis seeds are one of the first seeds to pop open.
In late February or early March the seeds start germinating underground, keeping the seed pod on as the root drills into the softened earth soil's. The root tap gets about a foot long before opening up the seed pod., revealing the first two round leaf.
With the root tap drilling down and the seed pod still on but cracked a little. This helps the plant roots below ground to tap into the earth's warmth and the seed pod protecting the leaf on the surface,, for me snow , ice melt,, cold night of 32 degrees to -11 degrees.
As this is going on other plant are doing the same,, this the term Landrace for me. There is a race on the land every year in the wild.
If I don't do this and wait till April or may I lost the race against the land.
The other plant species will dominate the cannabis seed and I lose a lot. The other plants will shadow out the cannabis and devour them for food nutrition.
Mine is pure wild for 22 years of growing.
According to the science Landrace is reverting the cannabis back to nature,, wild growing.
There is so many questions than there is answers but with help of God and the hands of mother nature, I have achieved knowledge from them.
When future cannabis project grows out the 64 variety I sent and 4 recreational kinds everyone will understand the biblical and healing powers of the cannabis plant.
I lay the variety to future cannabis project.
Do you have any grow logs online or pictures? Please post link, 8t would be awesome to see.
To look at the wild grows, go to High2Tower landrace channel on RUclips, these are them. To warn you lol my videos suck. I have way older video but never loaded them up.
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Awsome!! Thanks for sharing! Do you irrigate at all or dry farm?
@@sixfigureskibum I don't water at all... I learned to find vine patches.. for vines to keep growing somewhere their must be a underground water source if not vines struggle to make it. Also I grow off from the woodriver east creek .
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Landrace is a strain which grow naturally and is found only in a specific part of the world. Thai, malawi, colombian, mexican, afgan landrace. This is meant by "landrace" Geographic heritage.
Currently i grow a landrace strain in . I'am very satisfied with her.
Alex, as a grower in central B.C. almost 40 years, and one bag seed 20 years back. Well I tell you wrapped around the walls as it finished at about 8 feet in length 11 weeks in flower, grape sized nugs. Oh and did it wack you! Just can't find seeds like that anymore? Green the Planet.
That came to you from a far off field and carried by a ship at sea. From any of 1000 places but 40 years ago it was likely a regional heirloom , if you had any inkling of an idea what regions it was from is a start.
Love this content. Bringing the conversation to a higher level
Land race are absolutely cultivated and selected for traits
Wild
Feral
Land race
Inbred , are all specific terms with independent meanings
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Fascinating conversation! Thank you!
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Hey, fellow forester. I was the first person to graduate with the Urban Forestry degree at my local college. Love your comparisons of landraces to tree ranges and soil horizons. I studied every plant related degree the school had to offer. Forestry, agriculture, environmental science, and biology.
It's from the Scythian horse lords of the Eurasian step. They found it and cultivated it everywhere they traveled and the remote places they planted it and the locals they felt should be able to cultivate it created the vast variety we see today.
At least that's what I believe based on the archeological evidence and spiritual and cultural evidence we have about the Scythian peoples of the bronze age.
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I've found most plants throughout its entire growth cycle give of an entire plethora of smells from start to finish. Not all of those scents become dominant as an end product. But you can at least touch upon them in most plants. I havnt had a lansrace I I don't know how or if those same scents are still in there or if it's just from so much crossbreeding in breeding etc. I'm guessing they're all in there but it's what tends to be dominant that prevails .most people don't pay any attention to those minute details but it's a testament that they're in the expression.
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Isn’t the term “landrace” originally used in hog /pigs ...or livestock . And was adopted in cannabis to represent worked by man like suggested
No. It's much older as a concept of horticulture. By 40 or 50 years in literature, and the heirloom pig called Landrace is a major confuzer in the discussion
In farming the term has been used to describe an animal/ plants that has developed over time through adaptations to the natural and cultural environment due to isolation(aka domestication). It was first used in 1890 to describe plants , but in 1908 Von Rumker really pushed to have a inclusive definition of landrace plants. Its way more then 40 or 50 years ask a Horticulturist or Agriculturist, as for racism folks use the word incorrect leading to it being extensively miss understood by most outside of trained botanist/agriculturist/horticulturist’s. But I can tell you many terms in Cannabis are used in correctly compared to other horticulture places, like hello Calyx,Sugar leaves,Hermi I could go on.
I don't know who Mister is in this video is, was never introduced but all I can say is I can get my hands on, at any time, genetics to completely feral, wild cannabis, devoid of any man-made intervention or cultivation methods....right in N. America! Yes, USA=several species and subspecies of Cannabis, growing and flourishing wildly!
Good job Alex. I am almost sure that Alex is asking for his question about "bottlenecks" to be answered by some experts with lots of science, and I do not think he is alone. I do not believe genetic bottlenecks exist. Alex is asking for science that can dispel all of the situations where genetic bottlenecks can be overcome and how. I am guessing that very few genetic researchers know the truth yet, and so this will be an ongoing sub-topic revealing answers for everyone. Again, thank-you Alex for doing this!
The proper use if bottle neck applies to this gs like chertas that were less than 20 or Ca Vultures , right now if the Northern White Rhino is able to reproduce via surragat, it will have been bottle necked to 2 females and one male. I understand our breeding of plants refines the diversity and as we cull or select against over several generations to create a stable true to seed strain we have taken a wide diverse genetic pool and bottlenecked it but not to the point of Northern White rhino that is the entire speacies... with cannabis we have alot of base material, but for USA and production . Those choices have always been limited and based on a relative few select original cultivars. Now that internet has shrunk the globe and prohibition lifting we are able to diversify in every direction, but I'm deffinatly speaking in general more of an hourglass and not an actual bottle neck acute reduction. Although much has been lost to prohibitions globally as well . Thank s for the thought
@@sixfigureskibum Hi Alex, ok thank-you for these examples. I will look into them and think about it. There are a lot of myths that come from horse and dog breeding that geneticists are going to dispel for us. Do you agree?
@@shawnewaltonify we can only apply the cross references of animal kingdom to plant kingdom un the broadest most general scence. There is very little Acute similarity to compare one proccess to the other scientifically . It is the laboratory geneticists who will tell us one way or the other. But imo a dog has been in bred to abottkw neck as it stays the same each generation unless mated to another breed and we get mutt . Pedigree in breeding excludes the natural dominate traits for resessives and double resecive traits to Express.
I think landraces changed often and drastically as people encountered new, superior phenos in their crops. most of this happening with superior males I would guess, in a time before feminising and breeding
Philippines haves some great pure landrace Sativa and Indica since its isolated not too much pollen from other countries mixing in with many pure landrace genetics brought some beans harvested recently and it surpassed my expectation I grew thc bomb greenhouse honestly the landrace Sativa gave more rosin than thc bomb plus the strain is very hardy I mean all around my only complain is its not dense but it is a pure sativa
I doubt the Philippines have landrace indica considering the warm humid climates 🤔. Landraces will have one of each type and not both like Afghanistan and indica and Asia and sativas.
I agree I almost strictly grow strains from the Asia India area Sri Lanka and such they are the best thin leaf in the world this I believe is fact or should be most people don’t get to enjoy these old plants that have been grown Regionally for decades centuries in some cases of seeds I have that have been passed down and mixed with same plants but each does it’s own thing so it keeps the diversity similar but slightly changing they don’t enjoy them as they take so long to finish and these days everything has to be now now now smart phones and such were use to fast and little work not many people take time to make souls from nothing using quality inputs I myself make all my own everything as much as I can my compost to worm castings process alone takes 3-4 years as black leaf mold takes years to break down into a good humus the grains I use to grow till I get seeds to malt takes time mixing it all at the end and letting it emulsify I’ll say cook some call it then finding good seeds from all over the world some cases creating your own genetics as I also do good things take time hard work I think that’s why autoflowers are so popular among the younger generations but the quality I feel sucks the smells and everything involved with the plants just are t there there’s no complexity
Oh I remember this. Good call.
Excellent video gentlemen!
You guys are great always watching for another one... Much Love
Let’s get Alex angus and coot on together open topic
This guy is my twin I think scary similar and go about my growing of all plants in general the same
What is the name of the place in India he mentions where white people aren’t allowed?
I got it wrong, it just not super easy to get permits. Nanda devi national park . Super remote botanical reserves
Probalem these days is everyone wants here now they have zero patience it’s sad that our world has become this way good things take time
there were 3 different,that i know of,sativa plants growing in the country i live in that were here before mankind came here.the plants grew right down to the lower half of the country where it is bloody freezing.none of these sativa's grew in the nearest country to new zealand.that is what i take ''landrace" to mean,a place of origin.
Exactly. Landrace is a strain found naturally growing in specific part's of the world. I don't know how confusing this is for some people. No need for complicating.
I have seed from Otepoti Tarukino, Wangaguni River, and Tepuki Thunder. My understanding of landrace was always more to the wild original geen pool to select plants to breed from. That ideal is not held by everyone and instead of insisting my view is the only one, I've decided to present the various stages of raw gene pools that exist that various people call "landrace"
Do you have any if that old original gene pool?
What part of the world are you in
He should look into Hops and cannabis more although they share some of the same traits and some scientists have speculated cannabis has derived from hops there are people as we speak in Europe trying to cross the two and it is not working
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What about Australia bastard cannabis? Everyone talks about sativa, indica and ruderalis but not ABC. I've heard it will cross with the other 3, shouldn't it be added to the list of cannabis types?
Humboldt seed company has a strain called freak show and thats an ABC cross i believe. I think CSI also released ABC seeds... maybe it was someone else i don't remember lol. But I believe that the ABC falls into the "sativa" category.
@@coyner585 I heard that freakshow is a mutation found in a pheno hunt, but I can't prove it. I'd like to gorilla grow some..
@la tulipe noire idk enough about ABC to argue, I just know it exists and looks different.
@la tulipe noire you are right. I believe cause of where it comes from it would be what we typically refer to as "sativa".
@Weiner Baby yet I've seen photos and heard people talk about it..
the problem with todays dialogue is that there isnt a standard truth. Truth is whaterver anyone thinks is true, rather than having a truth standard. There needs to be a dictionary with a standard truth.
The online dictionaries are populated from AI . Its interesting in that soo many people have a clear understanding of the word that contradicts the new AI definition. I think something along the base genetic pool from which plant breeding progresses in a specific geography might encompass the entirety concisely
You show a Screen tellin "true Landrace" is not selected at all from Men. Thats ok, but i think some say that the most Cannabis Strains (Thai, Columbian, Congo ...) are all Selected. They might get a breeze of Feral escaped Plants, but in general they are selected. Atleast thats what im told. "True Landrace" Cannabis is said to basically not exist, neither its said to be very potent, just very mild... Its very good comparison with Food Plants: A wild Strawberry is very very tiny compared to Landrace Strawberry.. Men breed it to a usable Size, but not only Size, some wild Plants are very un-delicat.. After Centurylong breeding trough Mens Hand they can then become delicate.. That may not be true for every Species, some are very goodtast in in wild form. Wild Strawberries are very good tsating.But back to cannabis: most tell me that wild Weed, even from legendary Regions like Himalaya is not good.. So, you dont get confused by true Landrace wich would hold ver low value for small scale Breeders.. Just the breed ones are interesting for smallscale selections ... Wild races is probably for Biologists and Seedbanks, but not something that you can use to really get high.. THATS ALLWHAT I HEARD; AND I WOULDLOVE TO KNOW IF INCASE IMWRONG. (also, that means, if youre not selecting your Thai ,after couple Generations it can revert to wild , weak weed again, very slowly.)
Land race isn't the right terminology cultivated variety is the proper term. Just like cultivar should be used instead of strain.
Landrace to me is IBL inbred line from a specific region and climate , that hasn’t been crossed with non native strains and has been open pollinated.
It's hard to find true genetics these days! Cultivated variety is better way to describe rare genetics instead of land race. Someone had to select whatever you're growing. Land race is cannabis that has survived through natural selection and not touched by man. Once man has picked or selected at any point it changes to a Cultivated variety or varieties. Us and Dutch influence has both furthered and set back the cannabis gene pool. Prohibition has definitely hurt the progression of super loud/stinky terpene profiles. Remember charcoal filters have only been around for 30 years at an affordable price.
I always thought landrace meant that the plant would be there even if humans were not !
Bruce is smoking the good stuff.
@@danielwarpaint1963 Yes , you are right , 70 year's old and I've been stoned since 1967 , right now Mimosa , Runts , Sugar black rose ....yes the good stuff , still have Thai stick !
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@@bruceholinight7978 I want thai seeds
@@comfortablynumb9342 Are you in Canada ?
I got I. An argument with some kid about how he thinks landraces are outdated weak and Bebe roast 7% thc poor kid doesn’t realize how complex this plant can be even a plant that’s 7% can hit u like nothing you’ve ever tried and smell better then anything there’s endless factors it’s wild how this plant can be so complex but the. Again the kid is a fox farm bottled newt crap dude so he can enjoy those chemicals
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You guys are propagating false information. No wonder you guys have less than 100k subs.
Hes expressing his opinions and beliefs and you ain't gotta like it but should respect it, it's not about subscribers genius
@@tat2trav807 I'm expressing my opinions and beliefs. You ain't gotta like it but you do have to respect it, genius.