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#42
Dude @loompa , cancun huh i wish i was ballin like that, but ya i do east coast shows, ive done gathering of the vibes like 5 or 6 times, i do strange creek every year, all good festival in wv, moedown, harry browns farm in maine, im a huge deadhead man love em, i gotta check the dates and see when theyre gettin round the northeast, ive seen phil, ratdog, bill kruetzman trio, sadly i wasnt able to see the man...jerry garcia
 
#46
> I'd like to take this opportunity to introduce myself . I sprouted my first seeds in 1991 and have been in love with this plant ever since. I pretty much dedicated my life to it in 1999, and wouldn't change a thing. I have dealt with chronic pain since I was in high school and soon found relief from this wonderful plant. I was one of the first people in Colorado to have a medical card. While in Colorado I grew mostly hydro. Some strains I worked with while there in no particular order Skunk 6, Skunk x Afghani, Skunk x Afghani x Hashplant, The Cough, HP13, Sweettooth, Purple Kush, Ak74, Shiva Shanti, the Puck, Original Haze, White Widow, Great White Shark, Blueberry.I'm sure I'm forgetting some ,but you Get the picture. I am a connoseur and collector of fine genetics.

> Any way for reasons I won't get into I moved west and started playing with soil and the local strains. These included Big Bud, Mendo Purps, the Mothership, Kali Mist, Master Kush, 707 headband, Afgooey,Lavender, Trainwreck , Pineapple Trainwreck and others. after Several mutual friends told me I should meet this gentleman named Loompa ; I obliged. We sat down and shared our views and goals. Talked genetics, techniques, experiences, ethics . It turns out we share common values and interests and we hit it off. Needless to say he had more than a few phenomenal specimenS in his possession, and he was kind enough to gift me his cherished cut of Headband aka Underdog. As well as the Chemdog 91. Two of the top strains I had been seeking to acquire. strains I've never had the pleasure of working with. I now had them and couldn't wait to get to work. I quickly realized that I found my holy grail. He later gifted me the Chemdog D and the White, as well as several other you'll read about. Like icing on a cake.

> I do the best that I can possibly do for the plants, so they will be the best they possibly can for me. Everyone involved at Loompa shares a goal of providing the best possible quality they can. We believe with desire , determination , and dedication you can achieve anything . Oh and it helps to have good genetics. I hope this isn't too wordy I just wanted to give an honest look at who I am and what I'm about.
 
#47
Oom pah pah said:
> I'd like to take this opportunity to introduce myself . I sprouted my first seeds in 1991 and have been in love with this plant ever since. I pretty much dedicated my life to it in 1999, and wouldn't change a thing. I have dealt with chronic pain since I was in high school and soon found relief from this wonderful plant. I was one of the first people in Colorado to have a medical card. While in Colorado I grew mostly hydro. Some strains I worked with while there in no particular order Skunk 6, Skunk x Afghani, Skunk x Afghani x Hashplant, The Cough, HP13, Sweettooth, Purple Kush, Ak74, Shiva Shanti, the Puck, Original Haze, White Widow, Great White Shark, Blueberry.I'm sure I'm forgetting some ,but you Get the picture. I am a connoseur and collector of fine genetics.

> Any way for reasons I won't get into I moved west and started playing with soil and the local strains. These included Big Bud, Mendo Purps, the Mothership, Kali Mist, Master Kush, 707 headband, Afgooey,Lavender, Trainwreck , Pineapple Trainwreck and others. after Several mutual friends told me I should meet this gentleman named Loompa ; I obliged. We sat down and shared our views and goals. Talked genetics, techniques, experiences, ethics . It turns out we share common values and interests and we hit it off. Needless to say he had more than a few phenomenal specimenS in his possession, and he was kind enough to gift me his cherished cut of Headband aka Underdog. As well as the Chem 91. Two of the top strains I had been seeking to acquire. strains I've never had the pleasure of working with. I now had them and couldn't wait to get to work. I quickly realized that I found my holy grail. He later gifted me the ChemD and the White, as well as several other you'll read about. Like icing on a cake.

> I do the best that I can possibly do for the plants, so they will be the best they possibly can for me. Everyone involved at Loompa shares a goal of providing the best possible quality they can. We believe with desire , determination , and dedication you can achieve anything . Oh and it helps to have good genetics. I hope this isn't too wordy I just wanted to give an honest look at who I am and what I'm about.
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Thanks for joining us here at the farm.:)
 
#48
For sure @Oom pah pah welcome to the farm lol i was just kinda learning how to smoke in 91 but was smokeing the best back then:) man i wish that headband theres no way id let her go if i ever acquired her fosho holy grail all the way!
If u guys have time it be cool if u could first make a list of whatever strains your gonna drop.
And two give lineage of said strains im real intersted in all the headband and white stuff.
Thanks ahead of time.
Peace
 
#49
Nice to meet you oompah

Can't wait to hear what's coming down the pipe

Is LF breeding with any afghanis or hazes by chance?


Peace
 
#51
beyond stoked to have you back @loompa ! I tested your Moondawg F1 and PurpleUrklexHeadband years back, hooked ever since. Have 5 Yeti OG F3 about to flower currently.

Very big welcome to @Oom pah pah , pleasure to meet another behind the magic
 
#52
Welcome to the Farm and thanks for the introduction @Oom pah pah ! Please let me know if I can help you with anything. As I'm sure you and @loompa can see, the folks at the Farm are very happy to see you guys here. I'm looking forward to the strain list and most importantly, THE DROP!:D
 
#53
Oom pah pah said:
> I'd like to take this opportunity to introduce myself . I sprouted my first seeds in 1991 and have been in love with this plant ever since. I pretty much dedicated my life to it in 1999, and wouldn't change a thing. I have dealt with chronic pain since I was in high school and soon found relief from this wonderful plant. I was one of the first people in Colorado to have a medical card. While in Colorado I grew mostly hydro. Some strains I worked with while there in no particular order Skunk 6, Skunk x Afghani, Skunk x Afghani x Hashplant, The Cough, HP13, Sweettooth, Purple Kush, Ak74, Shiva Shanti, the Puck, Original Haze, White Widow, Great White Shark, Blueberry.I'm sure I'm forgetting some ,but you Get the picture. I am a connoseur and collector of fine genetics.

> Any way for reasons I won't get into I moved west and started playing with soil and the local strains. These included Big Bud, Mendo Purps, the Mothership, Kali Mist, Master Kush, 707 headband, Afgooey,Lavender, Trainwreck , Pineapple Trainwreck and others. after Several mutual friends told me I should meet this gentleman named Loompa ; I obliged. We sat down and shared our views and goals. Talked genetics, techniques, experiences, ethics . It turns out we share common values and interests and we hit it off. Needless to say he had more than a few phenomenal specimenS in his possession, and he was kind enough to gift me his cherished cut of Headband aka Underdog. As well as the Chem 91. Two of the top strains I had been seeking to acquire. strains I've never had the pleasure of working with. I now had them and couldn't wait to get to work. I quickly realized that I found my holy grail. He later gifted me the ChemD and the White, as well as several other you'll read about. Like icing on a cake.

> I do the best that I can possibly do for the plants, so they will be the best they possibly can for me. Everyone involved at Loompa shares a goal of providing the best possible quality they can. We believe with desire , determination , and dedication you can achieve anything . Oh and it helps to have good genetics. I hope this isn't too wordy I just wanted to give an honest look at who I am and what I'm about.
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I love stories like this....a breeder who isn't "too cool" that he can't mentor someone and take them under the wing....Loompa Farms you guys have a new found respect from me....I'm definately a Fan off this story alone....Welcome!!!!!!!!
 
#54
Me being a newb, stories like these inspire me to keep going on this journey...once again Welcome
 
#56
Rest assured there will be Moondawg in the drop as well as Yeti , Foo Dawg aka OG2, Abominable Snowman, and some other surprises. One I can tell you about that is in the works is Chemdog D hit with MOONDAWG . Tests that I have seen are sexy as hell. Not that the Moondawg isn't already perfect . I just cold not resist the temptation.
 
#57
Oom pah pah, welcome to the Farm. Thanks for the heads up on all the great gear getting ready to drop. Loompa has been a positive influence on this community for quite some time, and I am sure you will contribute equally. Thanks for taking the time and joining us here.
 
#58
Welcome both @loompa and @Oom pah pah quite a welcome , never had the pleasure to meet you guys or run any of your genetic's thou i have been interested in the headband like everyone else ... glad to see both you guys here ...

best wishes
Soser
 
#59
good to see you hopping back on Loompa. I'm still running that yeti #4. finally getting her dialed in. just did my best run with her in my new environments. will be paying close attention to what you guys be putting out :)
 
#60
I'm super excited to see you here Loompa and that your beans will be back on the map. I can't wait!
 
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