Elite genetics in michigan??

Rare D MI

Rare D MI

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shagalicious said:
this is hilarious

most of my cuts you can't get in seed form

i grow dinosaurs, as do most of the people i know

most of these dinos moms n dads have been lost and will never be recreated
johnny appleseed wasn't selling alcohol either

he was selling the fruit trees the government required to naturalize a homestead claim

when you claimed homestead land you were required to plant fruit trees and raise buildings in order to make it your land
johnny appleseed planted applle trees and then sold rooted cuttings of those producing apple trees

cut several years off of those homesteaders grants and efforts

jeepers but you're an angry little man
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Dude, you're flat out wrong. Read or watch botany of desire.

Or how about a simple google search man... Get out from under your rock...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kurt-friese/the-hard-truth-of-johnny_b_757287.html
 
Rare D MI

Rare D MI

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http://appleparermuseum.com/ApplesAndEvolution.htm
John Chapman (Johnny Appleseed) helped make North America a testing ground for seedling selection by establishing apple orchards. Chapman sold his trees to settlers in the Northwest. Chapman’s seedlings were only good in complying with land grant requirements for planting fruit trees or growing apples for cider production (Pollen, 2001 pp.15-23). Hard and soft cider was a critical beverage for Europeans and early American colonists. Unpasteurized cider not only provides vitamin C, the fermentation process creates vitamin B12. The alcohol and tannins in cider stop bacterial growth, making it all the more important when water sources are unreliable. Human cider production requires only the random apple trees produced from seed. Seeds survive the production process, a fact of which Chapman took advantage. Humans most certainly accelerated apple evolution though cider production because at a local level it encouraged the growth of apple trees from seed (Juniper & Mabberley, 2006 p. 161).
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bowlfullofbliss

bowlfullofbliss

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tre274 said:
im in michigan and i have a very nice mixed strain that i made myself. its new york sour diesel x white berry. its smells like sour fruit and grows very well as a large plant or a single stem. i had a diesel male that pollinated my whole room. it pollinated ak-47 ,white berry, g-13, sour diesel and pot of gold. im looking for a few (5-10) growers of varying skill levels to see what they can do with my nysd x whiteberry clone. i'll also hand out seeds of nysd x wb and nysd x pot of gold. i used to be a strain hoarder and lost a few good ones because i was the only one with it. i only ask that u send me info about growing style, size of plant and final yield with an honest opinion of strain. my garden is bug and mold free. anyone who knows me knows that i have before and would again toss an entire grow over any mold or spider mite problem. inbox me with any questions. oh and i ask that your legal. im looking for novice and pro growers
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Are we talking about seeds or cuts? You have my attention.
 
tre274

tre274

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bowlfullofbliss said:
Are we talking about seeds or cuts? You have my attention.
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im talking a cut or seeds of the nysd x wb but i think ive found a very nice cut of it. the seeds arent stable but all cuts are from the best plant i kept. i only have seeds of the nysd x wb and nysd x pot of gold left. havent grown out many of the pot of gold cross even though the pog was a heavy yielder as was the nysd. its just that the white berry was my favorite.. im in ann arbor by the way
 
Corso312

Corso312

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So I would be wasting my time buying Concord grapes or something similar to grow? Have to cut a vine n root it off an orchard around here if I want quality wine?
 
Corso312

Corso312

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Read that somewhere Marty, n believe it said in twenty years bananas will be extinct,the ones we human. Like.
 
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