Is this old enough to be considered landrace?

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MindEater

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• Sep 21, 2020

• #1

Wild Hemp In Nebraska
https://youtube.com/watch?v=7SYdgufbD4U

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pumpkinpie eyes

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• Sep 22, 2020

• #2

probably blew from hemp project in indiana or nebraska. feral and not sure it started out in ne.

 

rolandomota

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• Sep 22, 2020

• #3

Definition of landrace has nothing to do with time it only has to be "improved" by "traditional" agricultural methods

 

EsterEssence

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• Sep 22, 2020

• #4

I believe the Hemp growing in Nebraska was planted for canvas covers, ropes, and clothes for the people in the wagons going west...

 

'Boogieman'

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• Sep 22, 2020

• #5

If you grow outdoors destroy it or it will forever ruin your outdoor grow.

 

BOMBAYCAT

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• Sep 22, 2020

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I grew up in South Dakota and there was a lot of feral hemp growing along side the railroad tracks. The city was forever cutting it and burning it. I heard the train moved a lot of hemp for the WWII effort to make canvas and ropes and stuff. I smoked some once and all I got was a sore throat and head ache and no high.

 

CannaZen

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• Sep 22, 2020

• #7

yea i mean they have been feral long enough to be considered landrace growing in the wild.

 

Sunshineinabag

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• Sep 22, 2020

• #8

Just think of all the soil contamination these chemovars can resolve!

 

q3corn

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• Sep 22, 2020

• #9

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