Hemp or Cannabis HELP??

[Tomthehippie]

Can any1 settle this? thanks alot! follow thred to bottom.

http://boards.cannabis.com/showthread.php?t=80178

Tomthehippie Reviewed by Tomthehippie on 09-29-2006. Hemp or Cannabis HELP?? Can any1 settle this? thanks alot! :) follow thred to bottom. http://boards.cannabis.com/showthread.php?t=80178 Rating: 5

[Storm Crow]

Usually the seed in bird seed is hemp, but hemp and marijuana are the same plant- just different varieties. Like red roses and white roses- pot has a lot of thc, hemp has a little thc. Yet the basic genetics are the same and hemp has the possiblity of having thc. The proof will be in the smoking. I imagine that your pot will be smokable, but not spectacular. Next time, grow some better genetics!

[Ginnas]

Im not sure if this is 100% accurate but I believe that most cannabis gornw for THC content is either cannabis sativa or cannabis indica. Hemp seeds on the other hand are cannabis ruderalis, which is just wild cannabis without much THC content.

[LIP]

Im not sure if this is 100% accurate but I believe that most cannabis gornw for THC content is either cannabis sativa or cannabis indica. Hemp seeds on the other hand are cannabis ruderalis, which is just wild cannabis without much THC content.

Actually, CANNABIS is the plant with a THC content, most bird seed is hemp, which has been treated so most of the time it doesnt grow. It' contain such a little amount of THC is useless.

Ruderalis is NOT hemp. Ruderlais isnt wild weed, its just a nautoflowering strain.

[stinkyattic]

Ruderlais isnt wild weed, its just a nautoflowering strain.

They were all wild once....

[pastor420]

And God willing, it will be again someday.

[UnitedParcelSecrets]

Wow, there are quite a few myths and misinformation going around ...

my bet is that it'll be sterilized. But then ... so was my Mom before I was born ...

[Tomthehippie]

humm still not sure on this 1.. help help.. lol

[David_Wills18]

Hey,

What is the brand of the birdseed you used?

How many seeds did you plant versus ones that grew?

Thanks,

Dave