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SnowHigh - has many landrace and old school strains and he worked many of them.
thanks for your work DFG,takes alot of time and patience to be a good breeder,no shortcuts.Most of the young punk breeders avoid the work part and skip to the end by using others strains(which there is nothing wrong with) just dont pass them off as your ownThanks for the shoutout bud..
Just for the record...I also work heirlooms, pure lines, landraces, and make / work hybrids off landrace / heirlooms. But...the market doesn't really want that so its just not what I'm known for. Outdoor tough climate genetics has definitely become what I'm known for.
I definitely would consider myself part of the newer guard. I am a younger breeder / brand then the old school OGs, but I have a legacy I'm building.
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Jeff from DFG
Ive always wanted to breed neos! Im on a few wait lists but its gonna be pretty $$$ getting em to hawaii due to our crazy importing laws
yea pre flu the quote was 2k usd to ship one from new zealand / Australia. now its double. We may pull the trigger still, the wait list we are on they are expecting to breed in the spring..so pups prob would be ready to fly if all things went right around august. She sells hers for 5k New Zealand dollars which is about 3700 us. we shall see...if its still 5k to ship one prob notBet that would be a pain in the ass for sure. We had him shipped to us from Iowa. They aren't easy to find at a good price with good lines. Range falls into that $3000 - $5000. That was Christmas for my wife and I :) Well the main part of Christmas. I got to wedge a Viparspectra P4000, 4 Ton DabPress (Presso went back), and another half dozen or so strains into that lol :)))
yea pre flu the quote was 2k usd to ship one from new zealand / Australia. now its double. We may pull the trigger still, the wait list we are on they are expecting to breed in the spring..so pups prob would be ready to fly if all things went right around august. She sells hers for 5k New Zealand dollars which is about 3700 us. we shall see...if its still 5k to ship one prob not
LOL! One of my favorite genes
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Its super funny how it flips from quality genes, to pissing contest about silver juice, to dog breeds!
The one that comes to mind for me (fitting your description) is Cush, aka Green Crack. Early 2000s era cut. Shit was like... the pulp of a lime color. Frosty bitch too. Oh, how I miss that era so. Plenty of good genetics around now, but it seems like a lot of us hold onto nostalgia hard when it comes to these things, and while the new fangled shiny shit is nice, it's not what we had and lost.I've got that. And last but not least, can't remember which strain from the good ole days used to be almost lime sometimes, but there are 2 lighter green strains I'm running that is reminiscent of that.
AKBeanBrains has some really good old school stuff from the 80s-90s. Mainly The Seed bank, Sensi Seeds, Super Sativa Seed Club, and a couple others.
Hes got pure NL1
NL5/Sensi Seeds
NL5/Haze
PNW Hashplant crosses
Superskunk/Hybrids... Pure SS is sold out
Black Domina/Hybrids
Big Skunk Hybrids
Sk1 Hybrids
Durban/SSSC Genetics
1984-5 Alaskan cut NL5/Haze Waco Hybrids/Americanna
Beatrix Choice
Colorado Cough x TK/NL5/Haze
And all kinds of other stuff
He has all kinds of killer Haze Hybrids. He also has some of Nevils Unreleased work. Swiss Thai Nevils Haze OG. Male used is OG Kush x organkid Chemdog 91 BX3, and is OG Dominant. Hes got all kinds of crosses using this male.
He says he grew a random pack, and one plant was possibly the best weed he ever smoked, so he says. He is also holder of the Colorado Cough, and works some with AKBeanBrains. He is in UK.
AKBB is in Alaska.
Swami Organic Seeds also has to many strains/hybrids to name.
Lucky Dog Seeds
Ace Seeds for Landrace
Real Seed Company also for Landrace
Snowhigh
Dominion Seed Company/Duke Diamond VA if he ever gets back up and running.
Todd McCormick/Mel Frank.
Has original 80s Sk1
Sk1/Haze
All kinds of Nevils Haze Hybrids.
is this the breeder?
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The one that comes to mind for me (fitting your description) is Cush, aka Green Crack. Early 2000s era cut. Shit was like... the pulp of a lime color. Frosty bitch too. Oh, how I miss that era so. Plenty of good genetics around now, but it seems like a lot of us hold onto nostalgia hard when it comes to these things, and while the new fangled shiny shit is nice, it's not what we had and lost.
don't go lighting that fire in me again lol for a while i was hunting seedbanks for lines that other lines were bred from, with the idea that while I wouldn't likely end up with the specific phenos that led to a strain, i could get pretty damn close. I suppose there's always IBLs and selective breeding to try and isolate traits.I don't think it's lost at all. I think variants of it are all around us. And while it might not be possible to have it ALL the way back to what it was, it's pretty simple to get it close.
Look like fine upstanding members of the community if you ask me, lol.LOL! One of my favorite genesView attachment 1075549
SHIBA INU!!!!! Much dank, very good!
Its super funny how it flips from quality genes, to pissing contest about silver juice, to dog breeds!
don't go lighting that fire in me again lol for a while i was hunting seedbanks for lines that other lines were bred from, with the idea that while I wouldn't likely end up with the specific phenos that led to a strain, i could get pretty damn close. I suppose there's always IBLs and selective breeding to try and isolate traits.
a lot of people still have hope to go with blind luck!don't go lighting that fire in me again lol for a while i was hunting seedbanks for lines that other lines were bred from, with the idea that while I wouldn't likely end up with the specific phenos that led to a strain, i could get pretty damn close. I suppose there's always IBLs and selective breeding to try and isolate traits.
kaka a lot of us nubees still nead to learn a lot,always been stick it in the ground and leave the area alone, till males start coming in!You shouldn't need our input if you want to start manipulating this precious gene pool. You should be perfecting growing and learning until you can handle that type responsibility. Not hating. Start some chucks and teach yourself.
I got lucky and scored some BOG Bubble in auction. Have a chance at two other of his, can get them both for 280 I think. Is that reasonable in your opinion. Reasonable being relative of courseFuuuuuuuck are you serious??? I can name 3 people in this thread who I know are classics junkies and am probably missing another 1/2 dozen. Pre 98 Bubba Kush, CD4, LAC, Purple Urkle, 5 BOG Strains, a original Indiana Bubblegum hybrid by Mosca, and another by them that is a C99 hybrid, and an Early Glue x Black Domina by Copa. There's LOTS of classic shit going down everywhere. But everyone paints this brush of euphoric recall on the old stuff. I like the gassy diesel side of life. But I also like thc content that hits like a brick. Today's weed? Bricks. Yesteryear? We had to work lf to get close.
Silver vs Seed. Fuuuuuuuck idk. I just got silver in to produce a butt ton of BOGs seeds for my freezer jic I dont get a male or 5. And I've been caught in that occasional situation where these are the last of something they pop fem and they either become a memory or I have to buy again.
And to the dude talking about old guard fading out. Dude the old guard NEVER fades out. The next generation always ages and takes a step forward to take their seats.
What's next? Wtf knows man. The debates about the sickest strains gets old. Find what you enjoy. Roll it. Puck it and press it. Bubble hash it. Stick it up your ass for a thc enema idc. But enjoy it. And then share it. The seeds, the flower, your hard won knowledge, all of it.
That's all I've got.
I beg to differ, and one only has to look at photos of Napos from the 70s and 80s to see the degeneration of the breed, starting with a belfos so dangling that they can be bitten off.run run run awau
man thats one well bred puppy!