sanvanalona
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No shit? Was this on a podcast or something
No shit? Was this on a podcast or somethingAnd now hes retiring....
Not just speculation many many grows were discovered by odors outdoors growers picked easy to reach locations not wise to maintain security remember three can keep a secret if two are dead!I think the biggest thing that killed it off was prohibition. And the reason for that is because it was impossible to hide or grow incognito without everyone in a 50 mile radius knowing what you were doing indoors or out. This was before carbon scrubbers really got popular. My guess is folks just got creeped out and didn’t feel like it was worth the risk. But then again that’s sheer speculation on my part.
I think so, I dont have time to waste on listening to some podcast. And I thought you needed a job to retire....No shit? Was this on a podcast or something
This dont surprise me. A new seed company in the making?I believe DD VA has now said he has a new gig coming up, and wont retire.
Yep. Straight up some super fire:This dont surprise me. A new seed company in the making? lol!!!
Hope you put that in your grow diary!? Would like to see how it does; Next time they have two for one I'm going to grab there purple and red PakistaniWe will be trying Uncle Festers linage in a Vago Skunk from Nature Farm!
Hey guys, yea the old road kill skunk was killer.Ithink it was around 83 ish, if i remember correctly, it was the first "wow" strain to enter the game.
Before that skunk, it was the mexican brick weed, then panama red, then the colombian and or acapulco gold, red, blond or black hash and the temple balls,
Oh yea of course "thai stick" 10.00 a stick, what i was selling them for back in high school....
Then i think the skunk entered the picture.....
Damn, that shit didnt smell like skunk, it was skunk!
I think reeferman offered some nice examples in seed form if i remember
But yea, it had to go, the odor was too damn dangerous,, grew out a few super skunks that came close.....
But not really....
At the early dead shows, way before sour diesel, heck ,that
Was one memorable stink....
If anyone had real skunk they would be bought out and bigger than cookie fam. I really don’t believe that anyone has a good seed version of skunk, we have some things close but not quite there, yetCheck out "Swamie seeds they have some RKS strains all are regular Have heard that his strain are good
If anyone had real skunk they would be bought out and bigger than cookie fam. I really don’t believe that anyone has a good seed version of skunk, we have some things close but not quite there, yet
If someone had the real thing I would pay that but it’s highly unlikely. There are enough strains on the market that are close enough, I guess. The sour diesel when grown correctly and lemon g crosses seem to be the closest thing to me. Obviously chem and ogs are in the ballpark too and may be just what we have to settle with.Believe "The Plug" has some $500.00 a pack !!! you are right doubt it they are "pure" strains all I ever see are hybrids which probably came from the "real" thing but many years of breeding. check out "Kiwik seeds" for "pure" lance strains (many hash strains, ect) but of all the companies I know Kiwik has the best landrance strain (true) World Of Seeds comes in second
If someone had the real thing I would pay that but it’s highly unlikely. There are enough strains on the market that are close enough, I guess. The sour diesel when grown correctly and lemon g crosses seem to be the closest thing to me. Obviously chem and ogs are in the ballpark too and may be just what we have to settle with.
I completely agree with you. That’s why I say we have stuff close but not all the way there. Is your old skunk gone? No seeds or one offs anywhere?I have been in big rooms growing skunk and chem and as dank as chemdog is the skunk room was far more smelly. So much more...
We moved chem as a choice because of the smell back then. Nothing is like the old skunk.
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