That's a nice shot Donald, can't wait to see your Aussie bush sativas fill out and flower. So mate, are any of these the same Aussie sat that's inside Zoidfuel? And is that the same as the Mango sat? Or what? N.Qld gear, or N.Nsw?
Is it the tendency to hermaphrodite that prevents you from selling them? Or just too difficult for the indoor grower?
You can see I'm interested

I just think there's a treasure trove of Oz bush that needs to be preserved and classified. And preferably shared with me

And then we send them to the CSIRO and see how much of it is related to each other
hi mr bushy ,, good to see you ...
and yep dont worry ive b een thinking of all the things you asked ...
no the sativas in the patch are unrelated to zoidfuel ,
ive looked pretty close at your plants ,
and then mine ,
there is definately a similarity that ive noted
imho , they are likely from the same or similar erbs originally .
south east asia would be pretty accurate id say , wouldnt you ??
just the amount of thai that came here , the indian , they were the first huge influxes of seed that i know of ...
i know there was seed from other places ,, the mainstay was from asia though id be pretty certain ..
later png ..
i pulled out what i thought was a male today ,, the top was male ,, but there was also female growth lower .
i dont think too many folks can get the bst from these type of sativas indoors and too far from their natural home , well other than the diehards like mr hempy ..
it was one of the factors that stopped me producing ducksfoot ,
its pleasing to see more folks turning toward these sativas though ,
good to see you doing your bit bushy , kanga , hempy and a few others
i see it as essential that we keep the interest in them going ,
when all can grow freeling in the open without persecution ,
these are the genetics we will be needing ..