I dont know much about cross breeding, but is it possible to inter species cross pollenate and make some cross between the two? probably not, but I figure id ask

Nope it won't work. It is like breeding a duck and zebra

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apparently pinnaple express was genetically enginired, they took genetics from the pinnaple that caused the taste/smell and crossed it in with a cannabis strain, that could be why the leaves look soo dam tropicall but i dont know if its 100% true

It is 0% true man, where do you come up with such ridiculous claims?

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Man the only reason weed smells and tastes like things are because of genetic phenotypes. In a random assemblage of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons some will react with each other, in the leaf or resin, and a small molecule may break off and become air born. When these airborne PAH's enter your smell receptors they yet again react in a particular way in regards to its chemical makeup with the receptor, giving you the thought, image, experience of smelling pineapple. One variety that almost has a gasping for air, it smells so good. Me and my friends used to say, when you smell that its smells exactly like what you would think weed is going to smell like. Anyway White Widow has some of the most distinctive phenotypes in regards to smell I have ever encountered. But I digress that is why weed smells occasionally.

But no it is not possible to cross salvia to cannabis. Salvia is a sage and cannabis is a tree. You may be able to work with gene splicing and find a result down that path otherwise don't even hope. There are companies that make millions annually that sell genetically engineered plants, so don't ever think you thought of that first.

Peace

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i dont know, but if the 2 plants are similar enough, like tomatoes and weed,.. some sort of graft might work,..

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you know i think instead of re marriage, i'll just find some woman who hates me and buy her a house!

LOOL bummer man i was hoping that pinnaple express rumor was tru. o well
n i herd da rediculas claim on the attitude website tom

Yup this man is 100% correct. The only way to mix these two plants would be via gene splicing. 99.999% of the vegs and fruits you eat are genetically spliced with a mixture of genes ranging from, plants, animals, and aquatic life. Most tomatoes you eat are genetically spliced with fish DNA. Crazy I know, but not that strange when you consider the make up of all DNA on earth is about the same.