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    #21
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    Name that PLANT!

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Dangly Bits
    And correct me if I am wrong, which most likely I am, But there is not that many strains out there. Hybrids yes, but not strains. Like lets say Bubbalicious, Is that a Strain? As I understand, it is a Hybrid. If your Female Black Lab got Nailed by a German Shepherd. Are the puppies a New breed of Dog?

    You know what they Say "You are what You eat" So don't be a DICK.
    Well you asked us to correct you if you were wrong and of course you were wrong. See the thing that pisses people off including the yeag is that you make a thread asking questions. We try to give you an answer and you come back with something else trying to tell us opposite of what we already know. Yes a hybrid is also a strain. The word hybrid just means it was crossed between two different species of Cannabis but once that is done it is a strain of it's own. i.e. Sour Diesel is a strain and so is Bubble Gum. Once those two is crossed the seed that is grown from it is a strain of it's own.

    If you still don't understand then here's the definitions

    Quote Originally Posted by Hybrid
    an organism that is the offspring of genetically dissimilar parents or stock; especially offspring produced by breeding plants or animals of different varieties or breeds or species; "a mule is a cross between a horse and a donkey"
    Quote Originally Posted by Strain
    A selection of a variety, cultivar or species which is raised from seed. A sub-species group of organisms distinguishable from the rest of the species by a heritable characteristic that the individuals in the group have in common.
    So in case you don't understand a hybrid is just a cross between two different plants. What develops from that is a plant that shares a little bit of both of it's parents genotype and or phenotype that makes it it's own unique strain.

    and I'm very sorry but you sound stupid trying to tell us after we have told you many many times there are many many types of Cannabis strains. I don't honestly think you understand how long people has been breeding this plant.

    edit: btw is that child porn in your pic?

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    #22
    Senior Member

    Name that PLANT!

    Isn't that marijuana?

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    #23
    Senior Member

    Name that PLANT!

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Dangly Bits
    Yeag is not the only person I have read biteing someones head off for nothing.
    lol this isn't nothing... to think you can narrow down a plant to 3-4 strains? ROFLMAOPMP honestly you were begging for it.

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Dangly Bits
    Some of the people in this forum are very nice, and very helpful to others.
    And some of us are helpful but still WILL laugh at you for starting this kind of shit. Consider yourself laughed at by a normally helpful person.

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Dangly Bits
    And correct me if I am wrong, which most likely I am, But there is not that many strains out there. Hybrids yes, but not strains. Like lets say Bubbalicious, Is that a Strain? As I understand, it is a Hybrid. If your Female Black Lab got Nailed by a German Shepherd. Are the puppies a New breed of Dog?
    have you ever heard of a labradoodle, lol?
    But even hybrids are considered strains, they are just not necessarily true-breeding or even reproducible just by crossing the 2 parent strains; you actually have to have the 2 parent PLANTS, and those individuals are worth their weight in gold to a breeder.

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Dangly Bits
    You know what they Say "You are what You eat" So don't be a DICK.
    Okay now back easy there. That's my man you are talking to. And he knows his shit... he just doesn't feel the need to post pics of his grows on the internet... but I can tell you firsthand... that Yeag's got a dirty potty mouth but a green motherfuckin' thumb... right, big guy?

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    #24
    Member

    Name that PLANT!

    You guys crack me up. A Strain, or Species, is different then a Hybrid. You just do not put two plants together and say you have a new Strain. Some people think they know everything, when In fact they themselves should do some research.

    In biology, a species, or strain is one of the basic units of biological classification - a genus contains one or more species, etc.) A usable definition of the word "species" and reliable methods of identifying particular species are essential for stating and testing biological theories and for measuring biodiversity. A species consists of individual organisms which are very similar in appearance, anatomy, physiology and genetics due to having relatively recent common ancestors. Traditionally, multiple examples of a proposed species must be studied for unifying characters before it can be regarded as a species.


    In biology, hybrid has two meanings.

    The first meaning is the result of interbreeding between two animals or plants of different taxa. Hybrids between different species within the same genus are sometimes known as interspecific hybrids or crosses. Hybrids between different sub-species within a species are known as intra-specific hybrids. Hybrids between different genera are sometimes known as intergeneric hybrids. Extremely rare interfamilial hybrids have been known to occur (such as the guineafowl hybrids).

    The second use of "hybrid" is crosses between populations, breeds or cultivars within a single species. This second meaning is often used in plant and animal breeding. In plant and animal breeding hybrids are commonly produced and selected because they have desirable characteristics not found or inconsistently present in the parent individuals or populations. This rearranging of the genetic material between populations or races is often called hybridization.

    Plant hybrids, especially, are often stronger than either parent variety, a phenomenon which when present is known as hybrid vigour (heterosis) or heterozygote advantage. Plant breeders make use of a number of techniques to produce hybrids.


    So Some of you must believe that if an Irish man gets a Korean woman pregnant, you have just creatied a new Race of people. That is not the way it all works. You must cross breed your plants then go through a bunch of time proven test and such, and not just with clones either. People dabble a little in something, and never know what is really going on deep inside. So for all of you that think you can take one Species of plant and cross it with another, and you get to name a new strain or species of plant, you are wrong. You get to name a Hybrid, and nothing more.

    Put that in your crack pipe and smoke it.

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    #25
    Senior Member

    Name that PLANT!

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Dangly Bits
    Ok, grew some bag seed plants from some great weed I bought a ways back. I am pretty sure it is a type of Indica. Any Suggestions on what Strain it might be?
    you farkin asked what strain it might be!

    Cannabis spp. (indica, sativa...) Strain - The term marijuana strain is used to indicate a group of marijuana plants that have a similar appearance and/or properties that are different than other strains. A strain is selected for a particular attribute or combination of attributes that is clearly distinct, uniform, and stable. These selected characteristics are retained when seeds produced by that particular strain can be propagated when grown under appropriate growing conditions (proper lighting, temperature, nutrients, etcetera). The term strain has no legal status among plant breeders but it is commonly used by marijuana growers to refer to a subspecies or variety of cannabis.
    everyone here told you there are freaking hundreds, if not thousands of so called strains! So we can't guess! PUT THAT IN YOUR PIPE AND SMOKE IT!

    :jointsmile: Bree

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    #26
    Senior Member

    Name that PLANT!

    Will some one ban this guy already lol?

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    #27
    Senior Member

    Name that PLANT!

    this piss fest is over...

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