katsu was a overgrow member he pay 500 for the clone........his buba cut was from the s1s on cbay.....those s1s were a total accidet btw....some1 had forgot to turn off a shop light from the early contruction, cuz as sonn as the harvest, it was noticed that there was a light on in the corner under a table...so anyway, the buba was seeded, ...the beans were so consintant, that you could cracck 20 or so & get an exact pheno.....i did it myself....i still have 60 of those beans...lol..

the banana og male was selected from a few pax of 60/40 from sagmartha... the yumbolt was similar...almost dead on....but after it won the cup the beans were all gone so we went with 60/40 cuz it was the closest......

orgnkd payed almost 30k for his genetix...we always were under the impresion that buba was a ogers hybrid....then there was the serious buble gum, clone....x ed hindu from sensi.....seriously........its still a mysterie...imo.....

oh and btw...the 91 og & 91 buba were from a collective in malibu.....they just put 91 on all there strains....the had the same buba as we did....

i have a pre 98 x socal master......(from a original seedstock)...........& its a dead ringer for the pre98 were used grow a decade ago.......i have a batch blooming now, i will post pics as soon as theyre done...

Nice! Thanks for posting that bro.

Heres another katsu pic.
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Hey any of u boyz near Metro? Im about to head to Detroit for aminute. Wanna hookup n smoke? Pm me. Ill check my box on the road!

english dude!Thx tho bud,appreciated :)

We Solidarity said:

Ya man the west coast dog is sooo nice, I'm def a fan. Here's the backstory I like on bubba and WCD, found this one on seedfinder and seen it elsewhere too:

Jerry bred his Chem Dog cut to a Humboldt county indica boy. This was the beginning of his cubing proccess. At BX3 he got a pheno that had all the smell, taste and kick of the Chem Dog, but in a pure indica pheno. Jerry gave this plant to Bob. It became known as the West Coast Dog. Bob bred this plant to my Old World Kush male. He took a male from that cross and bred it to the OG cut Putz had sent him. This is what made the original Bubba.


I went and grabbed those pics today, here they izz:
this is the west coast dog - as you can see she's totally frosted, very hashy plant. it doesn't look the best when it's dry but taken to 60+ days it will knock your head off. Definitely an oldschool strain. HUGE yeilder - here she is at day 40
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We Solidarity ~ The backstory you posted is from KailuaKid...who, unfortunately, was not very credible and more than likely made that whole story up.

Also, I'm curious, where did you get your West Coast Dog cut?

Reason I ask...we've been growing WCD for 6 or 7 years now and she's never looked like what you have posted. For posterity...the WCD we have came from ThaDocta who received it directly from OrgnKid.

West Coast D.O.G. @ 55 days

Lovely pic TN. aka..
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Trust Nobody said:

We Solidarity ~ The backstory you posted is from KailuaKid...who, unfortunately, was not very credible and more than likely made that whole story up.

Also, I'm curious, where did you get your West Coast Dog cut?

Reason I ask...we've been growing WCD for 6 or 7 years now and she's never looked like what you have posted. For posterity...the WCD we have came from ThaDocta who received it directly from OrgnKid.

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The one I have came in as "West Coast OG" on the tag (in pretty shitty handwriting)...since every OG i've seen grows, smells, smokes, and tastes nothing like this cut, and after very extensive research, we thought we had it figured out. Every description I could find of her was spot on to the pheno we had, so we thought it may have just been a mis-writing on the plant tag.

However, you're right - the cut you have posted is nothing like what I am growing. So now i'm curious - what are the true genetics of west coast dog? because your plant looks like straight up OG Kush with that stretch thing and all the single/triple leaf sets. It's easy to believe what i'm holding was part of bubba kush's lineage, it holds so many similarities to Chemdog and bubba that neither strain shares with the other. Def one of the more unique ones in my garden.

We Solidarity said:

The one I have came in as "West Coast OG" on the tag (in pretty shitty handwriting)...since every OG i've seen grows, smells, smokes, and tastes nothing like this cut, and after very extensive research, we thought we had it figured out. Every description I could find of her was spot on to the pheno we had, so we thought it may have just been a mis-writing on the plant tag.

However, you're right - the cut you have posted is nothing like what I am growing. So now i'm curious - what are the true genetics of west coast dog? because your plant looks like straight up OG Kush with that stretch thing and all the single/triple leaf sets. It's easy to believe what i'm holding was part of bubba kush's lineage, it holds so many similarities to chemdawg and bubba that neither strain shares with the other. Def one of the more unique ones in my garden.

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I meant to mention in my first post that your "West Coast OG" looks gorgeous...I love me some chunky indica girls. :) Do you have any full plant pics of your WC Og?

I feel where you're at right now man...just when ya think you've got her figured out some bastard (me in this case) comes along and sends ya back to square one...story of my life. o_O If it's any consolation...other folks have gotten Indie type cuts of OG over the years...for example, my cuz a few years back got a total Bubba type plant labeled "OG kush" out of Southern Humboldt.

As for the D.O.G.'s lineage...OrgnKid said the WCD was the "mother" of Bubba & OG Kush...Kailua Kid further expanded on that story...however WCD is nothing like the original Chemdog cut which I grew side by side roundabout '06/'07...thus we really are only left with guesses & speculations as to it's heredity. If I had to guess I'd say WCD is some type of OG or Bubba Kush hybrid of sorts.

A friend in the circles indiana bubblegum if this helps. The cuts is pretty old and fits many descriptions. I sourced this 7 years ago.

This should really get ya'll goin...Matt Berger talk.....

The Legend of Bubba Kush
By Matt@Compassion RI
While hanging out with some patient friends one day, I listened to some guys trying to convince me that "Kush" is an actual strain of cannabis. They told me, "There's indica, sativa, and then there's Kush!" I tried to explain that there are four cannabis strains: hemp sativa, sativa, indica, and ruderalis. There is ofen a fifth category, afganica, added as an indica subset. Kush is just another type, or culivar of cannabis like haze, skunk, and disel. This made me very unpopular and I left soon afterwards. In the weeks following I have hought hard about how strongly so many people feel about Kush plants. I mean, Kush could be considered an india subset just like afganica? Regardless of how it's classified, what's so special about kush? I decided to do some extensive research...
According to Wikipedia:
Kush refers to a subset of strains of cannabis indica. The origins of Kush cannabis are from landrace plants mainly in Afganistan, Northern Pakistan and North-Wesern India with the name coming from the Hindu Kush mountain range. "Hindu Kush" strains of cannabis were brought to the United States in the mid-to-late 1970s and continue to be avaliable there to the present day
With this mystery solved I had written off the idea that there could be some "other Kush" out there until recently.
Many of the 1000 Watts staff attended the 2011 Cannabis Cup in Denver this spring where they had the opportunity to visit much of the area as well as to meet many people. Of the many people met, there was one that stood out from the crowd as someone that I had to follow up with, a man said to be the orginal breeder and creator of the Bubba Kush cultivar. Being a huge medical cannabis researcher and connoisseur myself, it seemed so appropriate that my search for the real story behind the bubba Kush would lead me to a dispensary, rightfully named, The Cannasseur.
As I drove down Tennyson St. approaching the Cannasseur I couldn't help but feel rather at home in the pleasant neighborhood dual zoned homes now housing various stores and businesses with inviting fronts prompting people to walk up and down the sidewalks in the pleasant Denver weather. Upon entering The Cannasseur, you'll notice the bench and rocking chair on the front porch to the right and a small service will window to the left of the door that will remind you that you are at a place of business. Inside you will find and inviting, open pathway to the medicine counter and friendly staff including the owner Matt Berger, Bubba himself. The Cannasseur is comprised of a dream team including Bubba and two partners which are amazing master growers and genetic gurus and have turned The Cannasseur into one of the premier dispensaries in Colorado. They are incredibly good at cranking out ridiculously good hydro-organic cannabis. They have taken their Kush and hybrids and have maximized their genetic potential, growing some super strong, sticky medicine. After checking out the impressive Kush collection on deck I sat down with Bubba to discover the origins of the Bubba Kush
It was in 1992 that Matt and one of his current two partners were hanging out in Florida. They were two entrepreneurs who were enjoying the weather and opportunities in Gainesville when another of Bubba's friends came up from Miami with a bag of ridiculously good sticky bud that he had picked up while down in Miami. After smoking out of the bag for a few days they noticed that there were a few seeds in the bag. The bud was so good they popped the seeds to see what they would get. As expected, the plants produced excellent bud. Having kept clones of the plants, Matt continued to grow the best of the plants which remained nameless until the older brother of his friends came to visit. The older brother said the buds looked like Kush berries that grow over in Indonesia. Finding the name kushberry unacceptable, Matt decided to call the plant "Kush." Bubba continued to cultivate the Kush.
While in New orleans visiting with a friend who went to Tulane in 1994. His frat brother, who was from Northern California, was getting really nice bud shipped in from the Humboldt area. It was always really good stuff, but one day then received some Northern Lights that was stellar and just happened to have a few seeds in the bag. Of course, he kept the seeds and sprouted them, growing them out to see which would be the best. After careful selection Bubba found the plant that he would continue to cultivate. He recalled saying to his friend, "Now that's some good bubba!" after they had tried some of the cured buds. Since "bubba" is a typical southern nickname and a good friend or that a good fellow is often called, Bubba decided to name the plant "bubba" after himself and all his bubbas. He continued to grow the bubba, the Kush and a purple indica along with an experiemental Kush cross called kY.
Fast-forward to 1996, Bubba moves to Los Angeles to reunite with his old friends and explore new opportunities. Of course, cutting of all his plant genetics managed to magically show up in California where he continued to clutivate. Once in Cali, Bubba discontinued the kY and only kept growing the purple indica, bubba, and the Kush. These three plants began to gain quite a bit of popularity out west and Bubba began supplaying one of his friends whom we will call an associate of Cypress Hill. At the time his friend and Cypress Hill had been really enjoying the purple indica and the bubba when they noticed a couple of seeds in the bag of bubba they had. Bubba knew immediately that it was from his Kush that hermaphrodited and pollinated his Purple Indica (rise of the Purple Kush) and of course, the Bubba. This was the birth of the Bubba Kush, with credit being given to Cypress Hill for discovering the seeds. Bubba eventually discarded the other crosses, but continued to cultivate the Kush and the BUbba Kush and has gained much popularity for it. Since moving to Colorado and starting The Cannasseur with his two partners. Matt continues to stay in contact with the Cypress Hill and was at the "Spring Gathering" in San Bernardino, CA where they hung out earlier this year.
So it turns out that there ar enow many Kush hybrids out, especially in California, that are actually from the Kush genetics that Bubba found in Florida back in 1992 as opposed to being from plants known to have genetics originating in the Hindu Kush region. I thank Bubba for taking the tim eto tell me the story behind the Bubba Kush. Bubba is definitely one of the coolest guys you'll run into and the meds The Cannasseur are producing will really impress you. You have to try the Kurple Fantasy, The Cannasseur's most recent and krippling strain, the Madarin Kush ( another Cannasseur creation) and the Alien OG are also spectacular. Be sure to stop by at 4345 Tennyson St, Denver, CO 80212 and tell them Matt from 1000 Watts sent you. Look for reviews on Weedsmaps, videos on WeedMapstv, Marijuanaheroes.com and Will Breathes from Westwood Magazine. Also check out Bubba's bubba, B-Real of Cypress Hill, for his new interactive web tv show for brealtv.com every weekday from 4-6pm cst.
Matt Madison
Staff/Writer

Well, the different take on the Bubba story. Lol, kinda like this one with Cypress Hill!
Thankyou for droppin that on us and stopping in Matt.
Okay, I took a couple shots of one of my Bubba's Im at day 58 today. This is the only plant I could carry out into the light where I can getta shot with the ole shitty phonecam.
I gave them one tsp of molasses 14 sayz ago ago and the next morning all Bubba's had shot runners. But they are swelling up to very rockhard calyx towers! (not from high temps, only 75 degress when lights on)Some of the leaves are purpin as usual, but the top to mid budz have an awesome purp comin threw on the calyxes.
Nextrun will be better when I got the scratch to get more equipment & supplements. Thanks guys!
Quest

Saw that dude on youtube talking that story up TK. What a joke

I just stumbled on it and thought it was interesting..he's out here in Colo now i guess....

Well, I harvested my lil Bubba crop. Out of the four plants I received 27.54 oz.s. Very happy with that. Great run for Bubba. Each plant was trained slightly different. The highest producer, 9 zips and some change, was topped, tied down, suppercropped, vegged up a bit and then flowered. They had a total of about 75 dayz of veg time, so it was not efficient. Here is a shot of the plant mentioned above, after I trimmed off the fan leaves. Oh, each plant was also harvested a few days apart from one another to see which floweringtime produce the most well rounded flower. Thanks.
Quest

Fuck it!!

QleanerQuest said:

Fuck it!!
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You said Fuck it!!!! Thats a banging Bubba right there dude!

Lol, thanks bro. Im pretty proud of her. I def will be training all of mty Bubba's like this now. I def found a way she REALLY likes it.
Quest

Thanks Budmuncher! Hit me up and lets smoke some! Lol! Peace.
Quest

:)
Ive got the pre-98 arriving soon
Looks a far bigger yielder than the katsu bk i had.That was a Dank plant and smoke but loved the "LVPK"i got the same time even more tbh

Pretty sure thats the katsu!?
More of a coffee taste with the pre98!?