won't come close to the skunk we're all after but can attest to the northern lights #10 at homegrowncannabisco.com. easy grow, good yield. yet to find anything that hits like the old school strains thoughdid you get your northern lights from seed or clone? where is a good place to get it?
I hope it's him. I think so.I have been searching for the old skunk that I smoked in the 90's that smelled like an actual skunk it was so good but I can't find it anywhere I have grown super skunk and other skunk strains but so far not even close to that old skunk strain. I just got a cut of #1 skunk and I'm hopeful this is it but I doubt it. has anybody found the real skunk strain that stinks so good?
If you find a real version of the skunk's ass itself, let me know ... Old school skunk smelled like sulfur and burnt rubber and an intense Roadkill Skunk odor.I hope it's him. I think so.
I can't say what the smell was like in the 80s, but I'm thinking that the warm effect is very powerful. It has a high sensitivity to light. The dry weight is 1/2 of the raw weight. The buds are really dense. The smell is strong only if the nutrition is suboptimal. Even the slightest disruption causes a strong smell. It feels like it needs a laboratory solution. However, if the nutrition is proper, the smell is neutral. I would describe it as a cannabis smell, nothing more. But the most important thing is that this plant showed a dominant gene in the analysis cross.But the main effect is that this shit has blown my mind so much that I don't want to smoke anything else.If you find a real version of the skunk's ass itself, let me know ... Old school skunk smelled like sulfur and burnt rubber and an intense Roadkill Skunk odor.
I've been on this skunk hunt for years. I've found a lot of fruity/floral with hints of skunk ... but not the skunk of the 80's
There’s no doubt that there is good weed out there named skunk…I think it’s more the hunt for that terp profile that smells like someone ran over a skunk…if you had it once you never forgot it.Since the topic is of interest not only to me, why do you think there is such different information about the origin of the Skunk variety and the Mazar variety? The data contradicts each other, and I'll be honest, I've seen a map of the Skunk's breeding, but I'm gradually realizing that it's not accurate. Sometimes, I wonder if it's a separate plant. In fact, I haven't seen or smoked any other dominant genes.The split occurred into 2 phenotypes and 2 genotypes. The plants are different, but the leaves were passed on to the homozygous plant. The heterozygous plant does not stretch at 10k luxes
I've never seen a skunk in my life, so I can only judge it based on the description. The boy I took to the balcony grew to 80 cm, so I would say it's a small plant. The pot was 7 liters. However, the plant can tolerate temperatures ranging from -4 to +50 degrees Celsius. That's about all I can say for now.
Although there's something else, if you smoke the leaves, they're just as good as the flowers you can buy on the street. I don't smoke much, but it feels like a very powerful effect. However, the second genotype is more potent, although the effect lasts shorter.
It seems to me that the root of this plant is capable of absorbing more than many other plants. I think so because, firstly, the plant is capricious, secondly, it reacts sharply to light, and thirdly, it does not develop a large root system, but this does not affect its growth.
I told this story elsewhere here, as it's the back story that speaks, but I have collected all bag seed since 1992-ish, in 94/95 had skunk three or so times, my opinion there's good weed, great weed and then there's skunk. I collected some seeds from skunk, (how many I forget, couple, few) mate grew one from my seed outdoors, exact same qualities as the skunk the seed came from but toned and tamed due to unknown pollinator. I have my seeds stored in labelled bags, desiccant, air tight container, in fridge for decades now, labels smudged, I am unsure IF I still have 1, 2, ? seeds from this mid 90's skunk. I know the name 'skunk' gets tossed around but despite my near constant claims I'm no idiot, with that, 1000's of self tested and assessed strains over the years, nothing before or since shared this weeds characteristics. I am 100% it was skunk, I am 50% that I still hold the seeds. A skilled grower could draw the skunk from the other half of the plant. There are 15-ish baggies of seeds, there are a few seeds per bag, I cannot grow outdoors, I don't 'currently' have the know how to indoor grow these seeds one by one and then secure the genetics via seed production so as to then cross with another beneficial strain.If you find a real version of the skunk's ass itself, let me know ... Old school skunk smelled like sulfur and burnt rubber and an intense Roadkill Skunk odor.
I've been on this skunk hunt for years. I've found a lot of fruity/floral with hints of skunk ... but not the skunk of the 80's
I'm sure it has nothing to do with the smell. If we're talking about the breeding that took place in the 1980s, we can confidently say that it's about dominant genes. The difference between the words is just one letter, but the meaning of "skаnk number one" is much more significant than the smell. The stable variety was highly valued at that time, and the dominant gene ensures this. The smell and taste are not the primary considerations, as different individuals may have different dietary preferences. And if everything is as I think, then there are just unacceptable mistakes. But someone who is not very knowledgeable could think that the smell is a trademark. But the smell is the result of transpiration and violations of agricultural practices, first of all.There’s no doubt that there is good weed out there named skunk…I think it’s more the hunt for that terp profile that smells like someone ran over a skunk…if you had it once you never forgot it.
I assure you, you can do an analyzing cross with a recessive homozygous regular variety. The results will be clear. Skunk cannot be recessive.I told this story elsewhere here, as it's the back story that speaks, but I have collected all bag seed since 1992-ish, in 94/95 had skunk three or so times, my opinion there's good weed, great weed and then there's skunk. I collected some seeds from skunk, (how many I forget, couple, few) mate grew one from my seed outdoors, exact same qualities as the skunk the seed came from but toned and tamed due to unknown pollinator. I have my seeds stored in labelled bags, desiccant, air tight container, in fridge for decades now, labels smudged, I am unsure IF I still have 1, 2, ? seeds from this mid 90's skunk. I know the name 'skunk' gets tossed around but despite my near constant claims I'm no idiot, with that, 1000's of self tested and assessed strains over the years, nothing before or since shared this weeds characteristics. I am 100% it was skunk, I am 50% that I still hold the seeds. A skilled grower could draw the skunk from the other half of the plant. There are 15-ish baggies of seeds, there are a few seeds per bag, I cannot grow outdoors, I don't 'currently' have the know how to indoor grow these seeds one by one and then secure the genetics via seed production so as to then cross with another beneficial strain.
Goal,
grow out these decades old seeds seeking the 50/50 true skunk,
secure the genetics of the desired plant,
further breed the skunk with another well chosen strain,
refine the characteristics of the cross to highlight the skunk some of us were lucky enough to experience,
me, share with the world, helper, profit
Concerns,
I can't currently do this, I'm worried I'll be hit by a bus, all opportunity lost,
wasting someone's time, intentionally?, never, but I can not guarantee that skunk seed is within my collection,
I rated all bag seed with a 1 to 10 score, smell, appeal, effect, and although these old skool strains are nothing like todays offerings I will have to freely give all my seeds away to sift the skunk out,
and that I'll (me) be lost within the process, though egoless (hmm) a credit to myself would be nice, the 'someone thought well enough to hold, store and bring forward' kinda thing, I'd like to be involved in each step
Anyone reading requiring further details of backstory or if proficient and trustworthy who believes they've got the might to undertake this process and journey, please let me know, thank you for your time, SlingShot
I think the dominant gene will remain. But we need to find a plant that has it. It may not be an exact copy, but it will only match the original if it has the dominant gene. I don't think that pollination with recessive plants will significantly affect the overall picture. Therefore, I believe that such plants can still be found.I'm getting good skunk No1 and Northern lights now and again, seems pretty close to the old stuff.
Would like to compare old genetics from different banks, is there much difference between them when comparing the same strains from the olden days.
Never got much insight into how my banks kept their genetics and mostly seemed a little closed of with that information. I'm assuming clones of clones of clones were the best way although feel like when they discontinued one strain then bought it back it was from seed not clone.
Do you think someone might have or a bank still exist with a thirty forty year old clone?
Shame sensi or Dutch passion don't tell me more, always found there stuff to be pretty close to the originals on a couple strains
It has everything to do with the smell.I'm sure it has nothing to do with the smell. If we're talking about the breeding that took place in the 1980s, we can confidently say that it's about dominant genes. The difference between the words is just one letter, but the meaning of "skаnk number one" is much more significant than the smell. The stable variety was highly valued at that time, and the dominant gene ensures this. The smell and taste are not the primary considerations, as different individuals may have different dietary preferences. And if everything is as I think, then there are just unacceptable mistakes. But someone who is not very knowledgeable could think that the smell is a trademark. But the smell is the result of transpiration and violations of agricultural practices, first of all.
This is your opinion, but it is ridiculous to love grass because of its smell, and even more ridiculous to grow medicinal varieties because of their smell. I am only speaking in terms of facts.It has everything to do with the smell.
Start at the beginning of this thread and see what the conversation was about…your opinion about anything being ridiculous is just that.I think the dominant gene will remain. But we need to find a plant that has it. It may not be an exact copy, but it will only match the original if it has the dominant gene. I don't think that pollination with recessive plants will significantly affect the overall picture. Therefore, I believe that such plants can still be found.
Don't forget that medical varieties originated from him, and that's the key. If you take some time to understand how inheritance, phenotype, and genotype work, you'll realize that there are dominant genes. As I mentioned earlier, the smell could be strong and recognizable due to the nutritional approach, but unfortunately, I can't give you a plant to smell. Smells are quite individual.Start at the beginning of this thread and see what the conversation was about…your opinion about anything being ridiculous is just that.
Very interesting man…sounds like a job for @RoadKillSkunkHunt !I told this story elsewhere here, as it's the back story that speaks, but I have collected all bag seed since 1992-ish, in 94/95 had skunk three or so times, my opinion there's good weed, great weed and then there's skunk. I collected some seeds from skunk, (how many I forget, couple, few) mate grew one from my seed outdoors, exact same qualities as the skunk the seed came from but toned and tamed due to unknown pollinator. I have my seeds stored in labelled bags, desiccant, air tight container, in fridge for decades now, labels smudged, I am unsure IF I still have 1, 2, ? seeds from this mid 90's skunk. I know the name 'skunk' gets tossed around but despite my near constant claims I'm no idiot, with that, 1000's of self tested and assessed strains over the years, nothing before or since shared this weeds characteristics. I am 100% it was skunk, I am 50% that I still hold the seeds. A skilled grower could draw the skunk from the other half of the plant. There are 15-ish baggies of seeds, there are a few seeds per bag, I cannot grow outdoors, I don't 'currently' have the know how to indoor grow these seeds one by one and then secure the genetics via seed production so as to then cross with another beneficial strain.
Goal,
grow out these decades old seeds seeking the 50/50 true skunk,
secure the genetics of the desired plant,
further breed the skunk with another well chosen strain,
refine the characteristics of the cross to highlight the skunk some of us were lucky enough to experience,
me, share with the world, helper, profit
Concerns,
I can't currently do this, I'm worried I'll be hit by a bus, all opportunity lost,
wasting someone's time, intentionally?, never, but I can not guarantee that skunk seed is within my collection,
I rated all bag seed with a 1 to 10 score, smell, appeal, effect, and although these old skool strains are nothing like todays offerings I will have to freely give all my seeds away to sift the skunk out,
and that I'll (me) be lost within the process, though egoless (hmm) a credit to myself would be nice, the 'someone thought well enough to hold, store and bring forward' kinda thing, I'd like to be involved in each step
Anyone reading requiring further details of backstory or if proficient and trustworthy who believes they've got the might to undertake this process and journey, please let me know, thank you for your time, SlingShot
I'm getting good skunk No1 and Northern lights now and again, seems pretty close to the old stuff.
Would like to compare old genetics from different banks, is there much difference between them when comparing the same strains from the olden days.
Never got much insight into how my banks kept their genetics and mostly seemed a little closed of with that information. I'm assuming clones of clones of clones were the best way although feel like when they discontinued one strain then bought it back it was from seed not clone.
Do you think someone might have or a bank still exist with a thirty forty year old clone?
Shame sensi or Dutch passion don't tell me more, always found there stuff to be pretty close to the originals on a couple strains
I'm close to ready to start my next grow. This one won't have any skunk crosses. I've wanted to do a run with some cultivars from Anesia seeds for a while now. I have the following ready to start once I have harvested the garden outside. I don't want to risk bringing in outdoor issues to my inside grow.Very interesting man…sounds like a job for @RoadKillSkunkHunt !
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