Genetic Engenering

**suprablaski** · 06-13-2010, 05:45 PM

Originally Posted by deflator

Brock fucking Sampson ftw btw

rgr that lol

**Carribean Blue** · 06-14-2010, 04:27 AM

theres nothing wrong with dreaming

**SupraSPL** · 06-14-2010, 04:45 AM

Yea it is fine in a lab or in a controlled environment but when those genetics get released into natural ecosystems it could be impossible to get rid of them.

When we breed using standard techniques we can manipulate the genetics in such as way that nature can reverse what we have done, not to mention we are working with a pool of natural genetics in the first place. But when we straight up splice genes from other species into Cannabis genes nature cannot reverse it and it is totally unnatural gene mixture.

That seems unwise to say the least.

**thatdjsnow** · 06-14-2010, 05:33 AM

mmmm.... glow-in-the-dark MJ!

Hey, they did it to tobacco..

**GenghisKrhan** · 06-24-2010, 02:09 AM

forget GM cannabis. If you want to get mad stoned as if you were smoking GM cannabis then just get synthetic cannabinoids..... JWH-018 and JWH-025. often for sale as bonzai plant food.

**Velarin** · 06-25-2010, 02:32 AM

Originally Posted by thatdjsnow

mmmm.... glow-in-the-dark MJ!

Hey, they did it to tobacco..

No, thats just cause tobacco is radioactive, which is why it causes cancer.

-V

**nazarethjay** · 06-27-2010, 05:17 AM

G.M. weed bring it on yes please bigger buds, better yeilds, shorter flowering times,tastier weed.
Set thc,cbd,cbn levels for certain medicinal uses or just recreational us.

BUT yes the corporations will be rubing there greasy little trotters together at the prospect of
those gentics and your hard earned cash.
Are we really the sort of people who want to jog down to argos\tesco\wall-mart for our sacred herb
or rather grow our own with our choice of genetics and the tlc they need and deserve

im saying GM weed would have its benifits and i would like to see them.

anyone with me

**Tenru** · 07-12-2010, 05:44 PM

Heck yea I am all for some GM herb. lets try not to take it way to far. Also be a good idea to make it indoor ONLY.

**Carribean Blue** · 07-19-2010, 05:06 AM

ok i have collected the dna samples and they are currently in storage. i am in the process of purchasing a gene sequencer and i will then isolate the gene for thc production

**sensi8739** · 07-19-2010, 09:01 AM

Originally Posted by SupraSPL

Yea it is fine in a lab or in a controlled environment but when those genetics get released into natural ecosystems it could be impossible to get rid of them.

When we breed using standard techniques we can manipulate the genetics in such as way that nature can reverse what we have done, not to mention we are working with a pool of natural genetics in the first place. But when we straight up splice genes from other species into Cannabis genes nature cannot reverse it and it is totally unnatural gene mixture.

That seems unwise to say the least.

You speak of genetic modification as if it is some sort of disease that once altered, spreads throughout the rest of the population, infecting the genome with a "modification..."

Well you couldn't be more wrong... Were not throwing down soybeans by the thousand acre and cross-pollinating whether we like it or not (Monsanto reference). Almost all strains are kept genetically intact in seed, and can be grown out in a controlled environment at any time to produce more in whatever manner one pleases.

Genetically altering marijuana is a likely future. It might even be a good idea if the right people do it