Anyone have some older seeds in original packaging? Or is currently growing some older creations they would like to share? Also interested in hearing from folks in different regions that had or have a strain that’s been popular in your area for years. We have a few here in Maine that’s been around for 15-30 years… Burnham Red Eye ( which I have) , Black Alaskan (turns jet black in flower) , Billy Bud, Vermont Mountain Man… I’d love to hear the stories and see pics of these regional older plants that were loved and kept around to endure the test of time. Older plants that survived the test of time intrigue me. Along with older creations still in original packaging… I have a few true stories of plants from our area, and have some older packs I will share. Thanks everyone for your experiences and pics. !
Fellow Mainer here, up in “The County”. Have an older Pack of 3rd Dimension by Subcool. Hope you’re enjoying this brisk and semi-sudden change of weather. Do have a pleasant week, stay safe and, of course, be well.
These were acquired between 2001 and 2004
The SSH are the older of the 2
I have a couple other strains from the same time but they are no longer in the original packages.
Cant wait to get back to maine family all up there am in floridia right now looking to become a snow bird this spring looking for a piece of land on or around penobscot river/bangor area would buy or possible trade for a 1/4 acre here in flamine has septic already dont need septoc or well as long as on.water. and i do remember vermont weed that came out around end of sept smelled like a christmas tree
I lived in Parrish FL for 13 years…I missed Maine so much we moved back… Maine is nice . We grew up and still live in the Belgrade Lakes area
Heads up all u older genetics lovers. A friend of AK bean brains has dropped some OP Beatrix Choice … if u go to his IG page u will find the lead to find em… 
… got 2 packs ordered but here they are going fast… also has a few others coming up… sssc Williams wonder, and an older sssc haze… just thought I’d share
Right on ibe been in fla for 20 years my daughter and i will become snowbirds starting next spring cant wait i am so tired of sweating my arse off inthe summers down here ill take black flies and no ser ums any day lol
Lol
Burnham Red Eye is an old Maine classic… i started enjoying her in 94-96
Huge outdoor producer. Dumps resin…
Outdoor grown northern climate
Ive been hunting for Black Alaskan cut… I found one 2 year’s ago and it definitely has it in it but it’s for sure a hybrid… I recently picked up a another cut of Black Alaskan that’s supposedly verified but we will see. What has made it thru the test of time is that the buds and leaves get jet black. Not a huge producer of resin but just beautiful to look at… I remember it being great smoke … couch lock material… also recently grabbed these classics, the VA beach Afghani, and Vt. Mt. Man… Vermont Mountain Man is definitely an older earlier release of NL , possibly a NL hybrid that is outstanding…
My area had a couple heritage strains that seem to be long gone I’m still hunting them though
STL Creeper and Ozark Gold
I believe the Ozark Gold still exists as the Ozarks are much like northern california lots of trees and unmarked mountain roads but the STL Creeper is probably gone last saw it on seedbay around 2003
Someone on here was growing Ozark Gold but lost them to deer 
unfortunately
A little piece of a 1990 interview about it I found
I dont want to brag, but . . . Ozark gold, the marijuana we produce, is highly prized,'' said Doug Seneker, deputy sheriff of Lawrence County, Mo., about the drug grown in his area. ''Most prefer it to Colombian or Mexican because its not as harsh, fresher tasting.‘’
https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-1990-04-01-9001260795-story.html
@TheShowMeHomie. I would kill for some STL Creeper!!
Me too do you remember that shit like a 15 minute delay followed by stupid couchlock
@TheShowMeHomie First time I smoked it must have been around 17 hanging with an old neighbor. We smoked the whole joint and I started bitching about how bad his shit was. He just laughed and said “Just wait”!! That shit kicked my ass!!
Yeah I’ve long suspected it was really grown in jeffco we definitely had access to it outdoor for like 140-160 an ounce I never actually saw it in STL that I remember used to get if from a good ole boy that looked like Macho man randy savage cool guy gave me an old dugout brand dugout from the 70s wish I still had it I would imagine he is long dead now 
Hey, another Mainer here too! Been kind of looking for Maine strains too, Burnham red eye was one I wanted I track down. I was given a bunch of Outdoor Burnham red eye bud that got seeded, but the buds molded in the jar, and none of the seeds sprouted 
. Though they were likely crosses since the guy grew several strains in the same area.
Gotta love " creeper weed"
Peace out and stay safe
Here is an updated pic of an old Maine classic Burnham Red Eye clone only… grown indoors
She does exceptionally well outdoors… huge yielder … I’ve shared this cut among select few people in way different geographical locations … Hawaii gets a soured garlic onion and rotten banana…
Maine gets a soured onion garlic must
Florida gets a soured onion spice rotten fruit
A favorite among the old school cannabis warriors… a favorite of ours…
You got the Burnham red eye?!? I read it went nearly extinct, guarded the pure form as a family strain. Saw one guy say he had a few left and was getting them into tissue culture. Guess he got it out as a clone only strain then. The seeds I had that contained redeye weren’t stored right, none sprouted. I’ve only ever had some that my friends father had been growing outdoor for years. but he also grows other stuff and they just cross pollinate across his property. He just keeps saving seeds from each patch and labels it as what it originally was. So who knows what I was smoking, plus wasn’t dried or cured right, tasted like leaves/hay.
I’m in southern Maine, any chance you care to mail a cutting or point me to where to get a clean piece without paying an arm and leg.