I used Mexican brick when I was just learning to grow. The absolute best cannabis I have ever smoked in my life (55 years) came from one of those brick seeds. Practically hallucinogenic! I remember the buds smelled like black pepper. Unfortunately, I knew nothing about cloning, so this was a one-off plant. I continue to search and search for something like that again. Seems like all the seeds from the vendors are all the same. I always try a few bagseeds for that variety and the hopes I get lucky.
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So I have 80 extras if anyone is interested I believe the weed will be all over the map as upon closer inspection there was at least 3 different varieties in this ounce from stupid dense to wispy thin all with mature seeds I didnât keep them separated so I have every thing from tiny to big anyone interested in some please pm me preferred us people so I donât have to fill out customs papers but if youâre really gonna grow them and been here a while I can probably be talked into it lol
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Brick weed seems to have really improved in the last 10 years.
Would love to see what these produce.
Pulling up a chair for this one.
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Mmmmm. Creamsicle vomit⊠one manâs trash is anothers treasure! Lol
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Welcome to OG @fourfingerlid.
With a name like yours, youâre in the right thread. Lmao!
I havenât seen a four-finger lid in at least 35 years.
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Welcome to OG! I grew some Mexican bagseed in the early 90âs. Come harvest time ( normal harvest time for my own strain) I see 8 ft of plant sticking up above the brush from the road around 200 yards away. BRIGHT green in a sea of brown! . Scared the bejeesus out of me lol! Iâve only recently wondered what kind of gem it may have been. It was on track to harvest sometime in Late December and plants can t live much past October where I am. Good luck finding what you seek!
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You canât go wrong with brick weed of you wanna get some strong sativa phenotypes, but ket me tell you, nowadays the cartels are importing seeds from Amsterdam, so now we see different types of really good stuff that they sell as regular grade, the pics with flash look like the Oaxaqueña weed which I smoke and had cultivated in the past, so probably you gonna get good quality and yield when harvest.
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Sweet idea! Always seeking knowledge on cracking old seeds. Worth a shot! Iâve got pkenty of old seeds to try it on.
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my first grow was exactly this.
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My first grow was bag seed 20 years or so ago in a ebb and flo bed. I started with 6 and was left with 4 girls. All sativa. I didnât let them go full term after week 12 i pulled them. Very healthy with thick thick colas.
If you grow enough of those seeds youâll find a keeper . Thing is youâll have nothing to go off of. Some of the best strains grown and bred are Mexican sativa.
One big reason brick weed isnât great is because its seeded , its not cured properly and its not grown out fully . Grow it knowing it will tale allot longer than most commercial stuff and you will find a winner.
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Agreed Iâve had Mexican sativas that would put many hybrids to shame
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As far as these seeds go I sent them to a friend in Colorado to toss around the state since there was no real interest in anyone growing them out hopefully someone finds one growing and it makes there day
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i would rather support the black market than pay taxes to the governments any dayâŠ
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Brings me back to the 90s!!
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hey buddy, I see this is an old thread but Iâm interested in how it turned out for youâŠdid you get any keepers ? was there anything decent ?
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I sent most of them to Colorado to be randomly planted places the rest I may one day get around to if I get bored one day
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You had them planted feral Or just did a Jonny hemp seed?!