A challenge

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left hemi

Member

• Apr 14, 2004

• #1

I was watching pbs on the human genome, and I realized they had hacked "glows in the dark into a wide variety of life forms: mice, bacteria, bugs, fish. why not weed?
would you smoke it? I probably would

 

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cjunkie

New member

• Apr 14, 2004

• #2

.....ummmm.....hell yeah...it would make it easier to find thats fo sho

 

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ickypitbull

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• Apr 14, 2004

• #3

No, why would you want to smoke something that's been altered in a way that was never intended?

 

selfprofider

Member

• Apr 16, 2004

• #4

Not me!! I don't want naything added to what I already put in it. As oranic as I can get. Only the improvments in cross breeding which utilized the traits we all most want, have been the only changes in the herb that were unnatural. I want it as pure as possible for my consumption. Later

 

L

left hemi

Member

• Apr 16, 2004

• #5

cjunkie said:

.....ummmm.....hell yeah...it would make it easier to find thats
fo sho

Click to expand...

it would also make it simple to prove someone stole your strain in their cross.

 

JLP

Active member

Veteran

• Apr 16, 2004

• #6

If it glowed too much it might throw off your light cycle.

Now if you could alter it to where only the exhaled smoke glowed in the dark,then you'd have something.

JLP

 

G

Guest

• Apr 16, 2004

• #7

Yeah,um,I'll,um.......get RIGHT on that.

Self-lighting plants,throw out the HIDs!

 

G

Guest

• Apr 16, 2004

• #8

I think they have already done it to plants. I remember reading an article about 10 years or so in Nova or Scientific America. The article actually show a plant with a slight phospherecence(sp) or glow.

I'm not sure about smoking it though.....

Texas Kid