Archives: Replays

Part 6 of the History & Genetics series focuses on pheno hunting and genetic selection — the process of identifying and selecting standout clonal varieties from seed populations. This Knowledge Building session covers selection criteria across different scales and environments, cloning strategies, and how market demand has shaped modern breeding priorities in cannabis.

Part 5 of the History & Genetics series examines the candy-gas era of cannabis breeding, the concept of terroir, and the emerging conversation around appellations. This Knowledge Building session explores how scale, plant counts, and growing environments shape genetic expression, and why modern flavor and effect profiles have narrowed under commercial pressure.

Part 4 of the History & Genetics series traces cannabis through the Dutch hybrid wave, Haze’s long-flowering arc, and the rise of commercially dominant cultivars. This Knowledge Building session examines what genetic stability actually means in practice, how indoor and outdoor environments influence expression, and why bottlenecked breeding trends continue to shape the modern cannabis […]

Part 3 of the History & Genetics series explores landrace origins, naming conventions, and the rise of the exotic cannabis market. This Knowledge Building session traces the cultural, linguistic, and biological evolution of cannabis genetics — from early Dutch seed catalogs to today’s bottlenecked marketplace — and examines how prohibition shaped the language and perception […]

Part 2 of the History & Genetics series dives into landraces, heirlooms, and the evolving cannabis lexicon. This Knowledge Building session examines how language, geography, and human intervention have shaped the plant over time — from wild populations to cultivated varieties. The discussion emphasizes clear, shared definitions as cannabis becomes increasingly regulated and commercialized.