Happy to hear we need more versatility to grow .
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You can inhale it like normal weed is just different in looks, Few seeds company's have worked with this strain.
brings back memories!
Yes I have seen this before few years ago and I made a research at that time and from what I remember now on top of my head where few opinions on this matter I need to find my notes on that.
No probs @Apollo, this was one I was interested for a while and while it may have some useable qualities, it definitely wasn't something I wanted to take any further. I believe CSI Humboldt also did some work with it as well and made some feminised seeds with it.Thanks @easty I was somehow sure you knew about it
From the information I found online matches with your description 100% .
First they say was discovered from couple not far from Sydney ‘was considered mutated hemp’ and they began breeding it over the course of several years.(This happend around ,70s but is not confirmed )
Is not so potent about 5%THC ,
Indoors from what I read takes 9 to 10 week but outdoors is very fast in flowering and some companies did selective breading and raised the THC to 12% ,the positive they say about this strain she is ultra-stealthy and not well known variety of Cannabis that growing all around Australia.
Most people will not recognize when see it that is weed. Is also known as Cannabis Australis.
There is also evidence that this strain is actually an ancient Australian landrace, genetically isolated when Australia became a separate landmass
There other opinions that this was imported from the colonist around 1800
As a conclusion there is very little scientific information about it and most of the information comes from growers them self's.
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Hahaha glad I could help mate! You can definitely smoke it, it just isn't that great. I guess you could say it made me a little 'silly' rather than sleepy, like smoking lots of leaf when you were a teenager and giggling haha.
Have to admit, I've only ever seen mutations like that in landrace sativas. The mutations I've seen in hybrids are usually crinkled or extra petioles on top of the leaf.
Thats is very interesting point since @dioecious says come from a wild Thai plant .
. I will defenetly look more into this matter the next days .
I know the police don't know about it. A friend got busted last season with 4 plants in her yard. She had 6. 2 were abc growing beside her Jack Herer. They got left in the ground lol.
Yep, in 89 there was a shitload of bud going around my area that contained the seed. Cant remember the bud it came from but I had the seeds and was one of first plants I ever grew. Quite few locals were talking about the mutant plants they had that season. I was only 15 at the time and my plant never made it to harvest time because my Mum killed it. 30 odd years later my Mum has come around to see it's not the devils lettuce she was told it was and is cool with my plants when she visits.
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I remember a strains called Dizzy from Spice Brothers from 15-20 years ago.
It always entrigued me but never bought the seed, If I recall this right it was already a strain that existed for over 2 decades but it was difficult to improve the potency.
Dizzy was not the same as ABC (think that is was more potent)
The breeder Fet had some good seeds, I grew his Apollo 11 Genius F2's.
Thanks for the trip back in memory lane.
