The Ancient Indian Origins of the ‘Sinsemilla Technique’

[Real Seed Co]

Did you know the so-called “sinsemilla technique” was already developed in tropical India at least 500 years ago?

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‘Dervish Receiving a Visitor’, Bijapur, India c. 1620. Shown is a local Sufi shrine of the Shattari Order. The ascetics with beards are dervishes or Sufis, without beards are yogis.


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[DavidDellaRocco]

The article mentions that sinsemilla is ganja, and that ganja is in fact sinsemilla, which is "seedless or lightly seeded". Well, sinsemilla means : WITHOUT SEED. Literally.

So, whether you call it ganja, or sinsemilla, by the article's very own proverbial 'goalposts', how could it possibly mean 'lightly seeded'? The cannabis is either seeded or it is not seeded. There is no in between. The maturity of the seeds, nor the percentage of pollination has never been a qualifier in the definition.

It may seem like I'm nit-picking, but at the same time, it seems to me like so many of these articles are written for no other purpose than to try and show how ignorant the west is. Shocker (wow face)