KushCanuck
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Bad link Mo! 
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KushCanuck
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My first of new runs are finishing this week Mo ... hope to have some goods for ya
. The involed are in my sig, last link, without blowing this up large. Happy growing!KC
Mohican
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Medical MJ found in a Celtic grave in the Gobi Desert dating from 700 AD. Over 900 grams of all female flowers - no male parts. The DNA test identified the strain as Indica with a slight mutation from a modern sample.
I have named it Pre-700 A.D. Gobi Kush
Seed picture:
Trichome picture:
Cheers,
Mo
I have named it Pre-700 A.D. Gobi Kush
Seed picture:
Trichome picture:
Cheers,
Mo
KushCanuck
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Oh baby ... the weed that puts you in the grave, haha. Awesome Mo, are those preserved trichs? 
KC
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E Doh907
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biggest seeds I ever seen was in cordova Alaska. this dude had a package sent from the Philippians. it was totally condensed. brick. but the beans was huge! 2 to 3 times the size of normal.
E Doh907
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n yes these beans from the Philippines were black. just a big dark seed. an they were the sweetest tasting seeds I ever ate. I was 14. I hadn't been too serious about saving my seeds. I ate a lot of the seeds I found. I wish I had some of those beans now that I am fallowing my dreams. O well I learned from that an I will not make that mistake again. but they was sweet as candy!
Mohican
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Dr Russo replied to my questions:
1. Were any of the seeds viable?
2. Did anybody try to germinate any of the seeds?
3. Were you able to determine how the genetic mutation differed from the modern Indica plant?
Answers:
1) No. Cannabis seeds are normally viable only a few years, not thousands.
2) Yes, no go.
3) The SNPs observed have never been reported in cannabis before, and the people doing the testing are in a position to know.
Pretty Cool!
Cheers,
Mo
1. Were any of the seeds viable?
2. Did anybody try to germinate any of the seeds?
3. Were you able to determine how the genetic mutation differed from the modern Indica plant?
Answers:
1) No. Cannabis seeds are normally viable only a few years, not thousands.
2) Yes, no go.
3) The SNPs observed have never been reported in cannabis before, and the people doing the testing are in a position to know.
Pretty Cool!
Cheers,
Mo
KushCanuck
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I was hoping you`d ask some questions and search someone out Mo, good on ya
. Very cool stuff, especially how the plant matter stayed it`s color with trichs intact ... still thinking about it ...KC
DoobieBrother
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Respect for finding out!
- You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Mohican again.
flowamasta
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In awe over the 2700 year old ganja... WOW on the CBN factor, i think its under-rated! There's always time for pure CBN, it might not get you 'high' but times are changing it seems, and over here in Australia, its usually knockout people want or its nothing, if it just tastes good, its harder for people to become attached but if it zonks you with 2 pipes, then people seem to go for that... 
I guess only the very fresh, and only just ripened flowers have the most THC and unfortunately for some, that can be a rare find. I must admit though Strong THC is immediately noticeable on a nice psychadelic strain A nice way to get a good strong hit of THC is with the volcano Cut up a nice nug straight off the plant fresh as apples and stick it in the chamber, and boil away, awesome taste, awesome hit!!
No worries on the Aussie input Mo i found the patters unusual aswell! very defined black porcupine like shape!!
I guess only the very fresh, and only just ripened flowers have the most THC and unfortunately for some, that can be a rare find. I must admit though Strong THC is immediately noticeable on a nice psychadelic strain A nice way to get a good strong hit of THC is with the volcano Cut up a nice nug straight off the plant fresh as apples and stick it in the chamber, and boil away, awesome taste, awesome hit!! No worries on the Aussie input Mo
i found the patters unusual aswell! very defined black porcupine like shape!!
Mohican
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Here are a few more pictures from the Doctor:
Gobi Lab near the site of the dig:
Skull:
Stash jar 1:
Stash jar 2 (mortar and pestle):
Grave as discovered:
Grave legend:
1. earthenware pot
2. leather basket containing cannabis
3. earthenware pot
4. wooden bar implements
5. horse lash
6. bridle or halter
7. leather medicine bag
8. bows and arrows
9. wooden implement
10. wooden bowl containing cannabis
11. arrows
12. kongou harp
13. wooden wimble tool to untie knots
14. leather make-up bag
15. woolen fabric
16. leather ring hand protector for bowstring
Cheers,
Mo
Gobi Lab near the site of the dig:
Skull:
Stash jar 1:
Stash jar 2 (mortar and pestle):
Grave as discovered:
Grave legend:
1. earthenware pot
2. leather basket containing cannabis
3. earthenware pot
4. wooden bar implements
5. horse lash
6. bridle or halter
7. leather medicine bag
8. bows and arrows
9. wooden implement
10. wooden bowl containing cannabis
11. arrows
12. kongou harp
13. wooden wimble tool to untie knots
14. leather make-up bag
15. woolen fabric
16. leather ring hand protector for bowstring
Cheers,
Mo
Temis420(Qc)
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William wonders, 8ball kush, Northern Light, Pure Ghani crack (sickmeds gift)Green Crack (just put 5 Grenn Crack intowel)
Dr.Amber Trichome
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hey MO ! cool picutures of the cannabis dig. that is such a cool post and the images very intreeging. WHEre was the site located.?i guess it must have been very green at one time.IM a bit confused who is the doctor? is he a cannabis anthropologist? that is just so freakin keowl.