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Constructed from Mexican, South Indian and Thai variety up until the '70, this plant posseses an incredible resin development. Deliver a clear and energetic high.

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One of the first of the Holland seed breeders, Positronics has earned a solid and respected reputation. Positronics set out with the mission of ensuring that home growing supplies were available to everyone.

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Discussion in 'Theories & Speculation' started by dr gonzo, Dec 21, 2007.

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    Hash O'Kief Senior Moderator

    dear necroposters:

    Plants do grow under water
    most of the plants on this planet do
    See: seaweed, kelp and plankton

    MJ doesn't.....go look.....
    They've both been around for millions of years....
    If it could.....it would

    See any????
    Then obviously it doesn't:doh:

    we're not looking for something that would be rare given the size of the available oceans, lakes, rivers
    but fanatics have to have a cross to bear

    Mobyweed is out thair matey!!!!
    Hash O'Kief, Apr 24, 2012
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    CamperDon Master Gardener

    Good morning,

    I'm sure an MJ plant could soon adapt to an underwater world, roots in the ground hold firmly, while shoots grow to the surface providing needed air and sunlight that would form flowers normally in the sun much like other aquatic plant life.

    But, this process might take eons of time to adapt and/or mutate and certainly no buds would form underwater - talk about bud rot.

    Could this be done? sure but, the results wouldn't happen in our lifetimes. It wouldn't solve the odor issues but, it might save on watering.

    Have a Great day
    don
    CamperDon, Apr 24, 2012
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    crying2grow cutting edges

    Interesting.

    Who bears a cross? Well, no one, not even fanatics. I think a fanatic has no idea where a cross came from much less what it means.

    But that's just MHO. ;)
    crying2grow, Apr 24, 2012
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    bloodysafety

    ok no bull shit here. About 5 or 6 years ago I tried to feed my goldfish pot seeds and i guess they didnt get them all because one sprouted. We left it alone for about a month and it stretched all the way to the top of the tank with only one node it looked like shit but it was alive. one day i decided to remove it and as soon as i touched it the whole thing kinda fell apart. and then the fish ate it.:lol:
    bloodysafety, Apr 26, 2012
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    crying2grow cutting edges

    :lol:
    crying2grow, Apr 26, 2012
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    CamperDon Master Gardener

    Hmm .. sounds like an experiment is in order - who's game?
    CamperDon, Apr 27, 2012
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    crying2grow cutting edges

    Tanks for all the fish?

    Or...as Charles Bronsan used to order @ McD's:

    A fillet ev feesh

    Something smells fishy . . . but what the hey?

    My favourite thing smells remarkably like fish because I seafood differently.

    :fishing:
    crying2grow, Apr 27, 2012
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