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lmfao Herb 
I think some of you need an anger management, because it is a pity to the strain itself.Back to the topic then, if the seeds brought by Sam to Holland contained Thai genes, big question to me is what do we know about the Thai genes, especially the origin of the Thai strain.
There is a lot of talk about Dutch lines, but those lines originated abroad mainly in the US and was perfected here in Holland.Before the 60s the Dutch were already growing drug cannabis in the 1920-1930s on Java for the pharmacies in Holland, so is there not a possibility that the Thai grown in the 60s was actually originated from Java?
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I gave the Thai and S Indian Kerala genetics to the Haze Bros to use and they did. They never did add any Ceylon (Sri Lanka) genetics and I am glad because the herb in Ceylon is crap. I lived and traveled in Ceylon several times, and spent time hunting local genetics. All the local sadhu smokers wanted S Indian ganja because it was so much better, they all complained about the lack of good Ceylon herb, and loved to smoke Kerala or Indian/Afghani hash. They all said that Kerala weed was much better then Ceylon weed, they should know.
-SamS
All of the S Indian and Thai crosses were toward the end of Haze production. Not only males were used for crosses. The 3 year timeline was just someones dream , Haze was grown for over 10years by the haze bros , Sacred seeds tried to stabilize Haze with mixed results.The quality dropped considerably.The problem is that the best Hazes were F1s Hybrids , and Haze stabilization can not be done without a loss of vigor.
Also I never chose males for hybrids, you do not know how good they are or their ability to contribute to a new hybrid. I use haze females , and I do have a few Haze males that I selected from hundreds of males , after testing their progeny first. But it is a lot of work and beyond most closet breeders. The progenys growouts involved thousands of plants. Just to determine the best haze male to use for Hybrids"
You do not have first hand anything as none of the people at MNSeeds were even around when I showed Neville his first Original Haze, he had never seen it before, he told me so, it was in 84, and Shantibaba was not even in Holland. I like Shantibaba and he just does not know the facts because he was not here, and/or he has been misled by others.
As for anyone (if I got this right) implying that Original Haze clones from 1969 are used, and alive, that is plain insane, there are no Cannabis clones from 1969, that is for sure. But maybe he meant seeds from 1969? And not grown until the 80's? To be honest I do not know, except the only Original Haze seeds sold prior to the 80's were mine, That I made after 1976. One way or another something is not correct about the 1969 date, and that is what you are going on. As far as I know all Nevilles work with Haze was from Original Haze he got from me, that's what he told me anyway, back in the 80's.
-SamS
But the best Original Haze plants were before I saw clones a few years later
Are you going to be a man and admit you didnt reply to my pms GangaBoy? How about acting like a man mate ?
I did answer your PM so don't lie. Your Pm was filled with foul language. How do you suggest I prove it? I don't want to post it in BigHerb's thread as your PM was very abusive. Shall I post it in your thread instead, just to prove that I'm not a liar?
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Post the second one you failed to reply to Ganga boy lmao You poisonous bullshitting little toe rag. You DIDNT answer or reply to it . You can spin this anyway you like gangaboy including threatening to post a pm in the main ( not allowed laddie ) but the truth remains. I asked TWICE you in pm to remove your post on my strain base thread. You didnt even reply . End of the story. Spin away mate .
Marijuana arrived in Colombia thanks to the aid of the USA in 1930.
while there may be some truth in that whole post ,the highlighted print above is in my opinion untrue
check this link below
Afro-Colombian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Its been discussed before that the african slaves has brought cannabis seeds with them to colombia
1luvbigherb
Zamalito mentioned Afghan farmers and genetics being introduced to Latin America in the 40s
Pleaseeeeee......You guys take it somewhere else, even BH has ask that and it is his thread.
Namaskar.....Funny u should mention African's as Nev and I were just starting to think that maybe Cannabis originated from that area, no concrete evidence, but after growing Kariba some things are starting to look and smell very similar to other strains.
Good input by the way.
If you want to post the pm dont do it here please ,But i can almost guarantee you wont be suspended if you do
Red Thai
Genetics: Pure Southeast Asian Ganja Plant
Latitude: 15°N
Regional Maturation: late December to early February
Height: 4m or more
Aroma: rich and 'leathery' like good tobacco, but nicer!
Characteristics: long red pistils on dark calyxes, big yields, great 'Thai' flavour
Grow Type: Outdoors or greenhouse
This is a big ganja strain grown in Northeast Thailand ('Isaan') and Lao.
Buds are typically a deep reddish-brown to mauve-brown and have unusual long red pistils ('hairs'). Smoke is particularly smooth and rich. The precise aroma is impossible to describe: something like leathery pipe tobacco, with hints of chocolate, coffee and musk.
These are large plants, capable of going over 4 metres outdoors. A superior plant to the 'Mekong', though unfortunately only limited stock is available at present.
The high is very euphoric and long-lasting. It is possible this 'Red Thai' line is related to a prized '70s Lao/Isaan strain that was grown in this region and known to smokers as 'Sa Daeng' or 'Red Ganja'.
You do not have first hand anything as none of the people at MNSeeds were even around when I showed Neville his first Original Haze, he had never seen it before, he told me so, it was in 84, and Shantibaba was not even in Holland. I like Shantibaba and he just does not know the facts because he was not here, and/or he has been misled by others.
As for anyone (if I got this right) implying that Original Haze clones from 1969 are used, and alive, that is plain insane, there are no Cannabis clones from 1969, that is for sure. But maybe he meant seeds from 1969? And not grown until the 80's? To be honest I do not know, except the only Original Haze seeds sold prior to the 80's were mine, That I made after 1976. One way or another something is not correct about the 1969 date, and that is what you are going on. As far as I know all Nevilles work with Haze was from Original Haze he got from me, that's what he told me anyway, back in the 80's.
-SamS