“Morning Dew” by cresco I believe… (Alien Bubba x Durban Poison) is one of my favorites strains for day time. For the life of me I can not find any seeds, clones, nothing. I did stumble across some information that it was Originally dubbed “Alien Durban” than “breakfast bubba”
If you search these names the same comes up (alien bubba x Durban) There is a “Morning dew” by irie genetics but it’s (Grateful Dawg x Arise) everything as far as seeds exc that I can find is Grateful Dawg x Arise. If anyone knows where I can get seeds/clone or has some, of (alien bubba x Durban) please lemme know. Gladly will buy/trade… seems odd to me cresco has a monopoly on it but I’m not super familiar with that.
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So just to let you, large commercial growers like that rename varities, so they might sell it under a name, and it is not that variety at all. I’m not saying that’s the case here, but just letting you know.
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best i got is super lemon haze x alien bubba.
Cresco specifically I know will make their own name for strains. It’s entirely likely the other options you found will hold the desired flower. Will probably require hunting your favored pheno but I wouldn’t write them off because they don’t match dispo names.
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I think my OP is worded weird, I’m sorry, il try and elaborate or explain better, cresco owns high supply as well as Floracal, I’ve gotten “morning dew” by both floracal and high supply. On internet search engines I found what looks like a currently sold product by cresco called alien Durban. There’s also reviews for the breakfast bubba but don’t see any products for sale. So I understand what you are saying, about company’s naming the same stuff different names (like there’s not enough fkn names already, right? LOL) and I agree with you 100% if there’s some beans that are (alien bubba x Durban poison) it’s prob pretty close and I would just do a pheno hunt. To clarify I can not find any seeds/clones that are (alien bubba x Durban poison) which seems odd to me as morning dew has been around dispensary’s at least in Illinois for years and seems decently popular. Just seems strange to me, but as I mentioned b4 I’m newer to indoor growing and perhaps company’s having a monopoly on a strain is more common.
They call things whatever they want. You might be looking for something that doesn’t exist or just isn’t available anymore. You’re better off looking for things from respectable breeders and not trying to grow or reproduce commercial growers strains because they probably aren’t really even that. Also lots of times breeders will make crosses and then never make those crosses again so some seed might have been released say for instance in 2010 and is just no longer around.
Here’s a few options that have some of those genetics in them. Maybe you should just breed what you are looking for.
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