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Olifant · 09-17-2012, 02:43 AM

Yep, though rare and occur to varying degrees creeper phenotypes do exist. There was a hybrid stabilized creeper that used to be sold in the old SSSC catalogs, and a photo as well in the catalog. The drawing in RC Clarke's MJ Botany of a creeper is actually of a trainwreck relative, but I don't feel that is a true creeper because branches dont root and reinvigorate as it creeps along. I've never heard of the occurring in Japan however some wild SE asian populations and a few rare Colombian lines, O've heard narrow leafed pakistanis but never seen one that creeped personally.

Cosmic Surfer · 09-23-2012, 11:26 AM

thanks Olifant I think the Japanese creepers exist but are rare
I still have dreams of growing it in a hanging basket and no one knowing what it is!

"No matter how much you feed a wolf, an elephant still has bigger balls." Popular Russian Saying, translated by Vladimir Ivanovich Shlyakov, 1993
never heard of that, cool saying though and hope you will clarify!

Manivelle · 11-04-2012, 01:07 PM

i've heard few times some growers mention some creeper on some zamal plant . seen in mafate particulary.

Manivelle · 11-04-2012, 01:16 PM

bug sorry

Saibai · 11-05-2012, 04:16 PM

Thanks for stopping in, Tom.

Funny you should mention Zamal, Manivelle, the one I grew in Japan from FMS grew long tentacle-like branches and flopped around all over the place. I tied it down and it grew like a creeper.

headband 707 · 11-05-2012, 04:32 PM

Yes yes it's true there is a cannabis that grows like this .. It was in Jamaica when we were there ,,, Not to be mistaken for the high which in Costa Rica they call it creeper if it's stronge cannabis smoke..stay safe headband 707

dank.frank · 11-16-2012, 07:03 AM

Creeper....in what way...needs to be established...

This thread is way too generic to comment in any conclusive direction...

Please define what you mean by "creeper"...

dank.Frank

teemu shalanie · 11-16-2012, 08:29 AM

yah they got the fire!, japeneese wax got that wax on , wax off..
TS

Scottish Research · 11-17-2012, 01:11 PM

I have a plant that grows like Kudzu

R.Fortune

Ganja baba · 11-17-2012, 02:00 PM

when i was in punjab india i saw quite a few creepers , in many different ways , some where one plant very very low to the ground , with branches going all over the place , then i saw a veriety that was hundreds of small plants never reaching abouve 2 inches tall , but scraggy woody stems bent and twisted in all dirrections but up ,

diddnt even bother to smell um , lol .
as for the true vine types , i have seen many but in my opinion it has alot to do with enviroment and the ganja plants ability to survive any where ., what i had noticed is , plants that must have fallen over at some point then organic debris such as rotting leaf and green waste that goes wet and danky also near streams , it seemed to me that once a plant starts to vine it dont want to stop , once them stems are under ground and its wet above ground they will shoot out all over the place as the hot sun is not the best enviroment for them , and the rooting process dont stop ,

some can look thistle like . or even actual vines with very little leaf

the plants are probably trying to survive in a place not suited or ideal so they make the best of a bad situation , once the conditions are right they would bolt and bud , butbecuase they have thrown out so many root and small shoots they never take on vigour

whish i had collected some seeds , because from some of the posts in this thread say some dont have much resin or smell but knock you out , would have been worth a try .duh

09-17-2012, 02:43 AM	#31
Olifant Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 127	Yep, though rare and occur to varying degrees creeper phenotypes do exist. There was a hybrid stabilized creeper that used to be sold in the old SSSC catalogs, and a photo as well in the catalog. The drawing in RC Clarke's MJ Botany of a creeper is actually of a trainwreck relative, but I don't feel that is a true creeper because branches dont root and reinvigorate as it creeps along. I've never heard of the occurring in Japan however some wild SE asian populations and a few rare Colombian lines, O've heard narrow leafed pakistanis but never seen one that creeped personally. __________________ "No matter how much you feed a wolf, an elephant still has bigger balls." Popular Russian Saying, translated by Vladimir Ivanovich Shlyakov, 1993 "When we are hungry, elephants are food. When we are full, elephants are beautiful." Edward R. Ricciuti (quoting Zimbabwean farmer)
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09-23-2012, 11:26 AM	#32
Cosmic Surfer Banned Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Cosmic Union Posts: 133	thanks Olifant I think the Japanese creepers exist but are rare I still have dreams of growing it in a hanging basket and no one knowing what it is! "No matter how much you feed a wolf, an elephant still has bigger balls." Popular Russian Saying, translated by Vladimir Ivanovich Shlyakov, 1993 never heard of that, cool saying though and hope you will clarify!
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11-04-2012, 01:07 PM	#33
Manivelle Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 565	i've heard few times some growers mention some creeper on some zamal plant . seen in mafate particulary. __________________ it's not because the weed is bad that the strain is bad. grow and processed it yourself to be sure.no price personal experience
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Manivelle Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 565	bug sorry __________________ it's not because the weed is bad that the strain is bad. grow and processed it yourself to be sure.no price personal experience
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Saibai ノー大麻ノーライフ Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Location, Location. Posts: 1,487	Thanks for stopping in, Tom. Funny you should mention Zamal, Manivelle, the one I grew in Japan from FMS grew long tentacle-like branches and flopped around all over the place. I tied it down and it grew like a creeper. __________________
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11-16-2012, 07:03 AM	#37
dank.frank ef.yu.se.ka.e.em Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: hiding in plain sight Posts: 10,033	Creeper....in what way...needs to be established... This thread is way too generic to comment in any conclusive direction... Please define what you mean by "creeper"... dank.Frank __________________ https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=258168 Bunch of fake ass neo-capitalists masquerading as counter culture cannabis enthusiasts with their thinly veiled self-justifications catering to the morally ambiguous for the sake of the ALL MIGHTY DOLLAR
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teemu shalanie WeeDGamE StannisBaratheoN Join Date: May 2010 Location: The North Posts: 1,935	yah they got the fire!, japeneese wax got that wax on , wax off.. TS
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Scottish Research Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Highland Piedmont Posts: 2,157	I have a plant that grows like Kudzu R.Fortune
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11-17-2012, 02:00 PM	#40
Ganja baba Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: st lucia,japan,spain Posts: 922	when i was in punjab india i saw quite a few creepers , in many different ways , some where one plant very very low to the ground , with branches going all over the place , then i saw a veriety that was hundreds of small plants never reaching abouve 2 inches tall , but scraggy woody stems bent and twisted in all dirrections but up , diddnt even bother to smell um , lol . as for the true vine types , i have seen many but in my opinion it has alot to do with enviroment and the ganja plants ability to survive any where ., what i had noticed is , plants that must have fallen over at some point then organic debris such as rotting leaf and green waste that goes wet and danky also near streams , it seemed to me that once a plant starts to vine it dont want to stop , once them stems are under ground and its wet above ground they will shoot out all over the place as the hot sun is not the best enviroment for them , and the rooting process dont stop , some can look thistle like . or even actual vines with very little leaf the plants are probably trying to survive in a place not suited or ideal so they make the best of a bad situation , once the conditions are right they would bolt and bud , butbecuase they have thrown out so many root and small shoots they never take on vigour whish i had collected some seeds , because from some of the posts in this thread say some dont have much resin or smell but knock you out , would have been worth a try .duh __________________ "when one door is closed , many more are open" "the more weed man smoke , the more babylon falls" "i dont smoke weed to get high , i smoke to stay high"
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