What's ruderalis weed?

What is this? I wikipediaed weed and I seen this on there. Have you ever smoked it? What's the price of it? Is it any good? What region is it usually grown and sold in?

The link to wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabis

Scroll down and on the right you will see a pic of sativa,indica,&ruderalis

Thanks

Fellowes

Ruderalis is a wild weed plant that likes to be grown outdoors due to its wanting to get very big, and will only flower when its ready, switching light cycles will do nothing. Lowryders are bred with ruderalis genes for 'auto flower', but no-one seems to think of them very highly.

coomsual said:

Ruderalis is a wild weed plant that likes to be grown outdoors due to its wanting to get very big, and will only flower when its ready, switching light cycles will do nothing. Lowryders are bred with ruderalis genes for 'auto flower', but no-one seems to think of them very highly.

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I like low rider

Thanks for the info

Fellowes

Ruderalis is said to have originated in Siberia making it one of the hardiest types of weed.

Woomeister said:

Ruderalis is said to have originated in Siberia making it one of the hardiest types of weed.

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yeah its only useful for breeding to make potent buds smaller thats it..

otherwise its useless, like trying to smoke hemp weed.

literally.. its just a weed.. usually growing in eastern Europe

tvd2 said:

yeah its only useful for breeding to make potent buds smaller thats it..

otherwise its useless, like trying to smoke hemp weed.

literally.. its just a weed.. usually growing in eastern Europe

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will it get you high at all?

It is literally ditch weed, often found growing in ditches. I've heard all it will do is give you a headache.

fellowes said:

will it get you high at all?

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You will feel different if u smoke a lot of it.... nothing like being stoned tho.

Cannabis ruderalis, is a form of cannabis characterized by its shorter growth height and hardy nature. It is predominantly wild because its inconsistent genetic traits made it unattractive for cultivation. Some ruderalis produces respectable amounts of psychoactive chemicals, most don't. Some Auto-flower, some don't. However, recently growers have shown interest in using some of the more stable forms of make plants to breed some of ruderalis's more amicabal traits.

Lowryder is a great example of a ruderalis hybrid, although if i remember correctly there was a problem with potency of the initial strain.