Tom Hill Haze

[Tom Hill]

Drug type cannabis is absolutely dominated by biometrical genetics, or quantitative trait inheritance if you will, and therefore may as well be a damn octoploid. It's like some clown trying to patent strawberries in general.... Never happen, certainly never hold up.

 

[Nexus7]

Smoked a fat spliff of my THH best from madmac last night and got way too high!

I've been smoking THH daily for a few weeks already and just been good smoke so far but have noticed some elevated heart rate.

Literally had to close my eyes and turn the tv off to relax myself. Sensory deprivation was needed I guess. Some closed eye tracers too.

It's been a while since I've felt that kinda of effect.

So definitely a little tripiness about it already! (only 1 month cured)

Well done folks!

 

[Tom Hill]

You'll hear lab rats talking about THC % and all that jazz but they are mostly kids who never smoked Thai etc. Rob Clarke's old "the first bag to disappear is still by far the best measure. I will talk about it soon in a more public forum.

 

[Tom Hill]

You know, but did it kill you? They are so sure of themselves these university twats it really pisses me off. It never in a million years dawn's on them that they might be missing something when they obviously are zero doubt.

 

[goingrey]

Drug type cannabis is absolutely dominated by biometrical genetics, or quantitative trait inheritance if you will, and therefore may as well be a damn octoploid. It's like some clown trying to patent strawberries in general.... Never happen, certainly never hold up.

That crazy patent is active, so it did happen. If it would hold up in court we might never know, because the best part of the patent is that it will expire in 10 years. Will the legal market mature enough for an Ecuadorian sativa patent to get a chance for being enforced in that time? Probably not.

 

[Tom Hill]

Was not but a decade ago that they confused cbc for CBD. In reality they make more mistakes than a closet grower but they are so sure of themselves

 

[Tom Hill]

That crazy patent is active, so it did happen. If it would hold up in court we might never know, because the best part of the patent is that it will expire in 10 years. Will the legal market mature enough for an Ecuadorian sativa patent to get a chance for being enforced in that time? Probably not.

No chance that holds up it just slipped by them and will be sorted out on first try

 

[Tom Hill]

It's a decent sidebar for us all. You can patent a seedline of corn, or even tomato. These are diploids that only need look and taste a certain way. But smoke the tomato and tell me how it makes you feel?. See, super fucking complicated maths we into now. You can not toss a broad net when you patent a thing it needs be specific. And we all know Aa bb CC Dd EE Ff gg is like 1 in 1000. Not often enough to claim an entire seedline.

 

[Chi13]

Problem is it's not specific. It's like me trying to patent the earth lol. You'll find what I say is true. Drug type cannabis is so incredibly complex that only individuals can be patented no different than octoploid strawberry or diploid apple.

Patents are very common in the flower industry, in fact most flowers you can buy come from such clones. I can't see why you couldn't patent a cannabis clone, or why cannabis is any more complex than a chrysanthemum.

 

[Tom Hill]

So you can not claim a seedline of drugtype cannabis because it is like strawberries 1 in 1000 you can only claim an individual. I am available for expert cort witness if anybody needs lol.

 

[Tom Hill]

No no no. You keep talking about flowers and tomatoes and silly easy maths things. Drug type cannabis is far more complex and I will have zero problem proving that and embarrassing anybody who feels otherwise in court

 

[Tom Hill]

Flower looks pretty, nice. Tomato tastes good and looks like this or that fine. Now, smoke that shit, and how does it make you feel? Try to patent that.

 

[goingrey]

General Information About 35 U.S.C. 161 Plant Patents

This publication provides an in-depth overview of plant patents.

www.uspto.gov

 

[Tom Hill]

You can do it with a single individual plant in drug type cannabis but never a seed line

 

[Tom Hill]

It's not so easy goingrey. It's drugtype, that changes everything. It's like the difference from faggy kennel club dogs and real working dogs. 100% night and day.

 

[Tom Hill]

I can make a tomato or dog to look like this or that it's easy. But make a plant that when smoked makes me feel like this or a dog who smashes rats man it's just super complicated maths and you will never patent that you will never get it to breed true I will make the jury laugh at you all

 

[Brother Nature]

The wording in the patent article points out that the plant has to be reproducible asexually, but does that mean the composition has to be the same in every reproduced plant? If you take a patented c99 from my tent, grow it outside on your property and that plant produces bud with a different smell, bud density, thc ratio, is it still the same plant? There's nothing that specifies that, any patent lawyer worth their weight could easily tear that apart.

 

[Tom Hill]

Done and done yes you can patent a clone

 

[Tom Hill]

Genotype is all that matters with patents there is no place for hippie dippy crap in patents.

 

[Tom Hill]

What you gunna patent c99 for, to like patent the lowest bar for gas base lol?