so got a mystery bag, any ideas?
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drumbum3218
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Oh yeah, I know that. Its definitely this strain called Gully Bull, looks just like it, and out of the billion strains, no two strains look alike, making differentiation easy. 
What is a strain anyway? A bunch of plants from a vast gene pool that exhibit similar traits because theyre relatively closely related, coming from same stock? But one plant can produce hundreds (even 1000's) of seeds, and so a hundred different potential plants all with varying expressions of unique traits capabile of being somewhat isolated into exponential # of "strains". No two of anything are identical. Only thru rigorous breeding, selecting the desired traits/phenotypes from thousands of plants of the same genotype, does the word "strain" semi qualify.
Before all these strains came out, it was just, afghani, indi, jamaican, etc...based on plants from a region expressing similar traits to others of that region. The evolution of the ones that survived/bred to carry on their own unique set of DNA to hundreds of offspring, each expressing unique pheno's of the genotype . I'm trying to say that even two seeds from the same mother vary greatly. And that "strain" is overrated.
Long short version--it looks like marijuana, and its a mutt of a mutt
What is a strain anyway? A bunch of plants from a vast gene pool that exhibit similar traits because theyre relatively closely related, coming from same stock? But one plant can produce hundreds (even 1000's) of seeds, and so a hundred different potential plants all with varying expressions of unique traits capabile of being somewhat isolated into exponential # of "strains". No two of anything are identical. Only thru rigorous breeding, selecting the desired traits/phenotypes from thousands of plants of the same genotype, does the word "strain" semi qualify. Before all these strains came out, it was just, afghani, indi, jamaican, etc...based on plants from a region expressing similar traits to others of that region. The evolution of the ones that survived/bred to carry on their own unique set of DNA to hundreds of offspring, each expressing unique pheno's of the genotype . I'm trying to say that even two seeds from the same mother vary greatly. And that "strain" is overrated.
Long short version--it looks like marijuana, and its a mutt of a mutt
