Very true! There probably isn’t any info on it, most info on older cannabis strains is hearsay unless it comes directly from the breeder. I wish I had access to the UW archives tho, universities do tend to have a lot of info not generally accessible to the public if you’re good at digging. A lot of “academic research” papers get published and stuck behind paywalls somewhere, even things like dissertations, local papers, etc. The good thing about universities- they exist to pass on that knowledge. I know my college had some of the psychological studies from the mk-ultra program in the psych department databases. Like scans of the actual study papers/results that were redacted and released. Many of these have since been released to the public, but at the time were branded as “scholarly journals” and were only accessible via the library with a student ID. As well as a ton of studies on psilocybin, etc, from the 60s and 70s. None of these studies would pass ethics standards today (ie, they wouldn’t be approved to happen). But since they were academic studies, the records are still stashed away. I’d love to check if I could 
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