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Ruderalis, theforgotten herb......
- Thread starter lleno
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TouchN' Stuff Blvd
Bluelighter
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I wonder if you used like many times the amount necessary for normal cannibutter, if you would get an / different feeling weed high. This is meaningless speculation, but if anyone has tried i'd be quite curious. This seems like it would be the way to go, because I would not like to smoke multiple joints of some week shit in order to get a buzz.
I'd feel bad about the level of though put into this post, but we are in CD after all
I'd feel bad about the level of though put into this post, but we are in CD after all
chompy
Bluelighter
there are rederalis strains out there that they have hybridized. many of them are self flowering and grow under an almost 24 hour cycle but its best at 20/4.
Slapdragonx
Bluelighter
Making hash from ruderalis seems like a way to, CBD content is probably high enough to provide a nice giggly high.
Roose
Bluelight Crew
Don't quote me but isn't Cannabis Ruderalis primarily used for hemp?
Sega420
Bluelighter
cannabis sativa, indica, and ruderalis are all different species of cannabis.
ruderalis is not a strain.
there are hybridized strains of ruderalis x indica etc,
but ruderalis plants on their own produce very, very little bud, and its very weak at that.
ruderalis is not a strain.
there are hybridized strains of ruderalis x indica etc,
but ruderalis plants on their own produce very, very little bud, and its very weak at that.
I haven't smoked ruderalis in its unbastardised form and I doubt many Oz growers have either, given its Eastern European origins. I read in Robert Connell-Clarke's Marijuana Botany that it is typically of small stature, low yielding and low on resin production. It also has a very short maturation period to take advantage of the brief growing season in its native climes. Decades ago it was used as a dwarfing rootstock for grafting larger-framed longer-lived sativa vars onto. Pure ruderalis didn't rate highly at all if you wanted to get high.
@Roose - I don't know that ruderalis was grown for hemp production. Taller, lankier plants were favoured for the longer fibre in their trunks. They were usually close-sewn to force about upwards rather than lateral growth.
@Roose - I don't know that ruderalis was grown for hemp production. Taller, lankier plants were favoured for the longer fibre in their trunks. They were usually close-sewn to force about upwards rather than lateral growth.
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HighonLife
Bluelighter
its not forgotten
ruderalis' seem to be picking up steam in popularity in the form of autoflowering/lowryder genetics
ruderalis' seem to be picking up steam in popularity in the form of autoflowering/lowryder genetics