Cannabis ruderalis in the Czech Republic

pindulinka

pindulinka

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Wasnt sure which forum to plant this in but Its the second installment, I went out a few times and Ill add to it when I find stuff about it, I even made a shizload of bubble hash with this stuff..
Okay I went to take a look at the Moravian fields with a few friends, theye still a bit away from ripe but its fun to fool around with and the plants are just full of ripe seeds. So here are a few pics and watch this space for more info.

This is roughly the area they come from
Ill try to make this a bit of a panorama, it was a superb view. Closer up you can see that under a relatively thin layer of top soil is a chalky layer, this is a wine region renowned for its whites, something like the champagne region of france. I would describe the daytime weather as semi arid and hot with night time showers. More or less the best region for outdoor potgrowing in the country.. if it wasnt for all that pollen floating around

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Here is what you see driving along the road (not that you are looking for cannabis or anything) then you stop to take a leak

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And then you realize its everywhere

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The tourists and assorted media love the stuff. I could run tours down there for hand hash rubbing charras trips with evenings spent smoking and wine cellaring.... wait, that was what I did, heh heh :stoned:
Ill add more closeups of remarkable plants that I collected, you can see that there have been attempts to "improve" the strain with far more bulky and resinous specimens from lost marijuana grower pollen. Then again who knows?

The next plans for this plant is to try and isolate high THC and low THC examples hopefully with the assistance of chromatography. Ill also try to concoct a "phoenix tears" type extract to try on my spastic legs (Ive noticed CBD in the rudi helps that a lot) which should also leave one with a clear head and heal at the same time. This is an issue some MMJ using patients have come to me with. Its either dangerous or uncomfortable to be wasted on "tears" all the time no matter how sick they are. I can understand that and "feel" how strong the CBD is in her when I smoke charras from this plant.
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nice too see you here

lovely pics ,with the tour and all it seems like a nice vacation place lol

im curious to know about the taste/aromas of this czech ruderail

id appreciate a smoke report

i dont really know about ruderails but i exspected too see alot more leaf ,she was sexier than exspected

1luvbigherb
 
Great to see you too BH
Well, thats one of the minus points Id say, its not really tasty as a plant itself, could be because its totally full of seeds. I mean totally, never seen anything like it. Every bract but once you run it through water hash bags its actually kinda tasty. Hard to describe the smell, creosote like with pine. The smoke itself doesnt do much to healthy folks it seems, I dont care much about that (at least they leave it alone) but the CBD really kills my spacticity and I can drive, hell I could trade stocks Im so clear headed.
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Czech Rudi

Very cool Pindulinka. Thankyou for sharing .Once upon a time Sativas grew wild near where I live but alas prohibition changed that .
When I was younger spreading bag seed on vacant land was a favourite .These days there is barely enough seed to keep the older varieties alive let alone broadcasting .
Wish you well with your research on the CBD, sounds very interesting .
Elmer Bud
 
Heres something else you can do with the stuff..
a photo document of my experiments with a friend making ruderalis hash. He is a big fan of the stuff (rudi) and spent two weeks hand picking and seperating the best buds for making hash with. He and his girlfriend ended up with a whole top loading freezer full of the stuff:
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The limestone is the key to the climate id say, I was looking at a geological map at a students office (I teach english) and I noticed its a sort of limestone basin underground. It seems to heat up over the summer and create a warm spiral of air throughout the region well into the fall, it is also generally the last place in the area to have snow.
While I was there I had a chance to pore through dozens and dozens of individual plants. You would be quite surprised at the variation. I selected three examples for simplicity. I had a chance to look for an early finishing (late september) resinous variety without any trace of male flowers or hermie traits. I snipped a few branches and these are them.

Rudi C

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Rudi B

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Rudi A

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So now they have a name eh.
P.
 
Pindulinka,

Just a thought, but you might try isolating some of these and keeping them from seeding to increase resin/terpene/ cannabinoid production, and see if you get a better end product for your Med. condition.
 
Considering my situation with growing right now, Ill need a bit of help from my friends with large oudoor areas, plant a whole bunch and see what we get. Ill be happy to share as well with anyone who wants healing with a clear head too (that is if noone thumbs their nose at the offer)
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Pindaluka, I am very keen to participate and help out. I am in Australia and have areas around where I am that have lots of space. Send me a pm if you like.
Cheers
M.
 
Couple weeks a go I depurate basement and find one letter addressed on you with seeds in it, and CSC stickers.
I believe it siting there couple years already.

Glad you are ok and back in game !

Cheers
 
hi pinda :)
Do you know how long this particular rudy has existed, growing wild in this area?
Does landrace cannabis growing naturally over decades keep showing variation, or does it eventually become uniform, like an IBL?
Sorry if my q's are amatuer.
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When I was in Turkey, the locals insisted that some of the best hash was made from wild sativas. This is not what I wanted to hear and remained sceptical until I smelled a wild sativa that just popped up in a friends yards in Bulgaria (the stuff grows everywhere). It smelled like a cross between the Turkish hash of old and Haze C. I loved that smell. I asked the boys to make a cutting later and they promised me they would (they knew how). When I went back for my cutting they told me the plant wasn't that good, blah, blah, blah, bullshit, bullshit.... they asked me what was so special about it anyway. I said, "it smelled like money". Think about that you fucken dickhead. I'm just getting upset all over again.
If I was living where these plants grew wild, I'd select for smell and resin production. The species cannabis is a complete kit. You can pull your own style of plant from these wild landraces. My bet is that that's where the Turkish, Moroccan and Lebanese types came from.
Keep it up Pin! Who knows what a few generations of selection will do.
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