But even still the beldia is pretty uniform, it’s not a bad thing it’s just The Hunt! I LOVE THE H U N T! I’m strung out bro ! For real if I pop 10 seeds and only get 1 that’s different than the other 8 because 1 failed emergance smh lol I’m really kinda pissed lol I feel ripped off lmao but all that said I have been wondering what it would take to open the beldia up? And I was thinking that Mt. Sinia would make an excellent cross and should provide plenty of diversity but you would want to use like 6-7 + to like 2 females or 15:4 ya know ect I wish the best of luck to you tag me when you start the thread and I will help if I can and you need it no worries 
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cool! From Australia come some relatively coldtolerant Plants ( food/ornamental plants) .
This notion also remids me of the 303 Strain, wich is vaguely speculated to be PNG.
Such a strain would be need in the community.
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I am in love with these !! So far I have only culled one male and I almost didn’t:) but I didn’t like his flower structure it was just too sparce and at first his stem rub was lacking but once I chopped him and was putting him in a bucket due to how ruff I was being I finally picked up his scent ! Which was one I had been looking for he had a cedar terp smh which was light and I hope I didn’t screw up lol smh because I don’t know what kind of effects it correlates into , so if anyone has experienced this before please chime in and tell me all about it! Thanks. And I think the bees love them even more than I do! They get drunk on the pollen and first thing in the morning the hummingbirds will fight over them ! It’s sooo awesome!
That is the most productive male I have ever seen! His flower stacks are 6xs that of the others ! Absolutely stunning!
And another really surprising thing is they are 6ft+ tall ! I didn’t see that coming
@lefthandseeds bro! Thank you so much for allowing me to join you on this journey! Absolutely outstanding my good man!
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Look at that guy go! That’s definitely flowering earlier than usual. I’ve got one outside, Lebanese or SyrianLeb. It was a volunteer plant from my compost pile. It’s tall, like 8 feet. They’re doing great in the sun and dirt
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@drgreensleeves and @lefthandseeds
THIS IS FANTASTIC! IM LOVIN EVERY MINUTE OF THIS JOURNEY…for real!
AWESOME GENETICS!!! (I’m in love)
Thank you for sharing your hard work, dedication and FUN with us. I truly appreciate it
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His Mother reached out to me. He will be available in another month or so With any luck
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thank goodness. I’ve been concerned for him and it’ll be good to hear from him again. Thanks for the update.
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Thats really exciting. I suspect the oily rub is from high cbc content.
I was researching papers about cbc and they specifically mentioned that they where only able to find it in syrian cannabis. Also ACE Seeds Lebanese test show some cbc in it.
CBC breeding is not quite understood, but i appears to be dominant.
Was the final flower also somewhat oily/greasy?
Greasy high cbc strain for reference.
https://old.reddit.com/r/hempflowers/comments/16kcret/skunk_butter_hag/
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Great thread, hope all is well, and would love to see the ending to this story.