That's disappointing but not surprising. Do you know if that was the '79 from Katsu or from Sunshine State Seed Co.?A guy on another forum, has the 79 Skunk, at 77 days, and harvested it.. 8 of them.
ZERO SKUNK. They are really nice looking, and smelling plants, but, isnt Skunk.
Its Fruity.
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Katsu.That's disappointing but not surprising. Do you know if that was the '79 from Katsu or from Sunshine State Seed Co.?
Now its been another 3.5 months, and NOTHING. Since January 12th!!!!
Here’s momma skunkand some previous crosses just incase you guys didn’t catch the first round.
Momma 1979
Zoinks - Scoobs x
Stage 5 - wedding crasher x
New Sour - Chem 91 x
Melting Point - SSD x
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Which bubba is that? Do u have photos of the skunk to show its structure and flowers near the end? Thx.Hey guys… Just setting up the breeding tent and getting ready to do an S1 run and a few other fem skunk crosses. 4x8 Gorilla Tent with Optic LED 650s lights… reversing 1979 momma skunk again that has taken the industry by storm since I found her hiding in plain site. Traded my whole library for this girl years ago but that’s a story for later on when people patch back together the history.
I’ll be making S1’s and crosses.
1979x 1979 - S1
G13Skunk (reefercut) x 1979
1981 Floridax 1979
SS Sour x 1979
Ghost OG x 1979
Biscotti x 1979
G6 x 1979
Forum x 1979
Bubba x 1979
Seth Rogan “Pancakes” x 1979
Bloomington HB x 1979
GG4 x 1979
I-95 x 1979
Kosher Dawg x 1979
Can u show that post of LD and I didn’t see him say RKS but rather 79 skunk which is why I came here.Leadville Diesel
So they're his photos, but first it was a Leadville Diesel from the 80s & 90s, now all of a sudden its a long lost RKS from '79.
you can do all of that and still keep clones around. Ive grown lots of beans that were supposed to be one of the original skunks but havent really been convinced by any of them yet. Ive grown lots of generational F1 mutts that at least on my own observations seem to fit the descriptions of those old skunks a lot more then any "skunks" ive run in this day and age. Those original 70s skunks were all F1s for the most part too. There is no one original skunk. It was a dual land race f1 which as many know, creates a damn near endless variation of phenotypes to choose from. (as far as ive always understood it those skunks were the first true mutts anyway. Very well could be wrong).Too busy on IG with all the big breeders?
I'll never understand how people can find this long lost strain and then immediately cross it with everything and itself. Isn't that how it got lost in the first place?
the mexi red hair that made my "skunk breed stock" with afghani pollen apparently cam efrom some brown flat brick with a few surviv ing seeds grown for the hell of it. Heavy sativas, fire read hair that never pulled back in. Im pretty sure it was just assumed to be the mexi fire hair lineage though. But i mean, seems likely in my head anyway. Cal;yxes stayed small and stacked unless pollenate, but then made pretty damn huge seeds. I had the columbian land race for a while. Very similar to the mexi red hair, but gets a lot bigger and wider.There was a year one winter around the Superbowl that this brick weed showed up and it was theee MOST COMPRESSED bricks I’d ever seen. Bunch of seeds ALL CRUSHED of course. An Oz was like the corner of a sandwich baggie and you had to have scale or nobody was even lookin at itthought you were tryin to rob em shit was brown as brown gets but some of the skunkiest shit ever !!! I looked and looked through PILES of it for a good seed or two with no luck
it wasnt mine, the seed for those were grown by a coimmercial friend of mine in kansas city. she had the afghani land race from seedsman too, so she hit a female fire hair with the afghani land race pollen.Man if your stock is ANYTHING like this super compressed brown I’m talkin bout you are a lucky man
Yeah I get keeping the clone around and making some crosses, but the whole world is searching for these genetics specifically. Just seems like keeping that clone only line the same would be most important, especially with what we know now about Thiols/VSCs/CSCs. They're different for every phenotype, so you could be inadvertently changing those genetics and losing those characteristics. Everybody has been looking for skunk, not a skunk x cookies cross. Idk that's just how I'm looking at it anyways.you can do all of that and still keep clones around. Ive grown lots of beans that were supposed to be one of the original skunks but havent really been convinced by any of them yet. Ive grown lots of generational F1 mutts that at least on my own observations seem to fit the descriptions of those old skunks a lot more then any "skunks" ive run in this day and age. Those original 70s skunks were all F1s for the most part too. There is no one original skunk. It was a dual land race f1 which as many know, create a damn near endless variation of phenotypes to choose from. (as far as ive always understood it those skunks were the first true mutts anyway. Very well could be wrong)
Yeah I get keeping the clone around and making some crosses, but the whole world is searching for these genetics specifically. Just seems like keeping that clone only line the same would be most important, especially with what we know now about Thiols/VSCs/CSCs. They're different for every phenotype, so you could be inadvertently changing those genetics and losing those characteristics. Everybody has been looking for skunk, not a skunk x cookies cross. Idk that's just how I'm looking at it anyways.
I agree that the first skunks were the best and mostly f1s. My first searching for skunk was asking everybody I know for old skunk seeds, because I've seen it grown from seed and it absolutely reeked.
I know of at least 3 different skunk varieties so I agree that it's not just one, but they could be related somewhere down the line.
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