[onegreenday]

Since the female cannabis plant can produce
pollen & fertilize itself to produce seeds for the

next season; then in essence it reincarnates itself.

There' no added genetic material. The plant can regrow
again the next year from the same genetic material.

Plants in the wild may be many 'generations' old.........
of the same plant 'personality'......

If birds / animals spread her female seeds; then the same
female 'personality' may appear in other areas.

I wonder how often (in the wild)
a female plant must produce pollen
to preserve it's 'life'????


EDIT: Or if they do so anyway just so
they 'can' come back the next year.
Humans would hardly know if the same
plant 'entity' has not returned many times over ions.

In situ (pronounced /ɪn ˈsaɪtjuː/) is a Latin phrase meaning in the place.

[messn'n'gommin']

It's certainly possible!

But, for me, I tend to think of self-fertilization as more akin to cloning and belonging in a more physical realm. With reincarnation more akin to an individual personality and placed in a more spiritual realm (for lack of a better word). The body being the vessel for the "spirit" or individual energy.

And yes, by extension, includes all things extant from a universal level, vis-a-vis, M theory and extends to the sub-atomic level, vis-a-vis, string theory. lol...from macro to micro, as it were. Fractals anyone?

"Oh, dimensionless void, where is thy sting?"

[David762]

If the female Cannabis sativa has a distinct personality, such as the God within her, or as a part of Mother Earth (Gaia), that is driven to reincarnate every year, does She weep or rejoice when under human care is forced into a re-vegetative state to live year after year?
And how does She feel to be left without seed (childless), to never achieve that "reincarnation"?

In a vaguely related question, do plants feel pain and joy?

Originally Posted by onegreenday

Since the female cannabis plant can produce
pollen & fertilize itself to produce seeds for the

next season; then in essence it reincarnates itself.

There' no added genetic material. The plant can regrow
again the next year from the same genetic material.

Plants in the wild may be many 'generations' old.........
of the same plant 'personality'......

If birds / animals spread her female seeds; then the same
female 'personality' may appear in other areas.

I wonder how often (in the wild)
a female plant must produce pollen
to preserve it's 'life'????


EDIT: Or if they do so anyway just so
they 'can' come back the next year.
Humans would hardly know if the same
plant 'entity' has not returned many times over ions.

In situ (pronounced /ɪn ˈsaɪtjuː/) is a Latin phrase meaning in the place.

[jeffie]

There' no added genetic material.
the same plant 'personality'
reincarnates itself

Sorry but you're totally wrong.

[onegreenday]

What if plants grown in pots are missing their
"earth" "gaia" magnetic/electric connection to the
earth itself & she is in a state of
disconnect throughout growth when in pots.

Our potted plants may not be producing up
to their potential because of missed earth connection.

Originally Posted by David762

If the female Cannabis sativa has a distinct personality, such as the God within her, or as a part of Mother Earth (Gaia), that is driven to reincarnate every year, does She weep or rejoice when under human care is forced into a re-vegetative state to live year after year?
And how does She feel to be left without seed (childless), to never achieve that "reincarnation"?

In a vaguely related question, do plants feel pain and joy?

[onegreenday]

That would be even more astounding to find out that
a plant can create new genetic material & reinvent
herself through seed.

please tell us more.......

Originally Posted by jeffie

There' no added genetic material.
the same plant 'personality'
reincarnates itself

Sorry but you're totally wrong.

[ddrew]

I think cloning is closer to reincarnation, you take a cutting, and breath new life into it, and then the exact same plant lives on.

uhhh, no.
reincarnation is the CONSCIOUSNESS moving to a NEW body AFTER DEATH.
NOT the Spirit or Soul or Ego, those disolve back into the Cosmic Consciousness.

none of that is happening in your wrong hypothesis.

[Jaymer]

Chance is that even a well cared for clone will die eventually and proves precedence.

[superpedro]

I works just like ordinary breeding. You can't be sure you get the same pheno if the strain isn't an IBL.