I just recently ordered from them. I think some one took their mother stock over. Im happy old school players are still around.
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Yeah the Mr nice is a cross to skunk, I have Nirvanas master kush which is supposed to be
Skunk x Hindu.
Itâs hard to say what the original master kush is exactly it where it came from , I know the clone is still floating around California especially down south.i was always told it was two Hindus crossed. Would be nice if it was easier to get these things like it was a few years ago
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Thatâs crazy that the guy tossed the plants outside lol. I hope he got some good outdoor out of it at least đ¤ˇ
Iâve never lived in a place where it would be easy to access cuts like Cali, back in the day we had a few come through like trainwreck. Of all the âelitesâ youâve tried (and seeds) what has stood out as having it all as far as yield, potency, flavor etc? The OG?
I was so sick of kush for a few years there when literally everyone was growing and smoking it, but now that itâs been a while I miss it haha. A friend got packs of like 10 different kushes when it was in high demand and he liked Kenâs kush the best by far.
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Its probably a pheno hunted cut that originated in the mountains. I definitely want to try a pure bred version now.
No I would not and definitely not worth the other shit that could possibly come with.
Find your own elites.
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Its certainly possible since Hindu kush was one of thee first kush plants marketed.
Less than 20 years ago there werenât much kush plants available.
Check and see in the old seed catalogs start with sensi seedbanks
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So out of all the og Iâve grown the 92 is by far the best producer it actually stacks and forms a rather stocky plant.
In regards to having all three potency yield and flavor there are quite a few that hit all those marks but there are way more that donât. I was always taught a keeper is one that has them all not just one aspect of a good strain. So many people have kept strains that only have one or two of those and then bred them into other such plants creating a bottle neck of sub par genetics.
growth characteristics are more important to growers and breeders and often get overlooked in strain reviews.
Iâm thinking about starting a YouTube channel for strains reviews that actually review there growth not just how good the smoke is.
Like how about a review of how led lights turn plants into Cal/mag whores 
Just one example I have ice cream cake because it yields extremely well , forms rock hard buds with huge visual appeal, it however has a very soft barely noticeable flavor. It tastes like good weed but nothing distinct so I figure if I come across a amazing tasting plant that needs better structure it would make a good pairing, plus there are some people who just insist on having beans of the new lines so Iâd be unwise not to incorporate a few into the program. Maybe as a joke let heirloom ibls go on the cheap and make elite crosses available for the price of one sports car and or 20acre parcel in mendacino lol
On the real though Iâm going to be popping Pakistani chitral kush , DJs grape Krush , Eastern Manipur Burma , and mota rebels ghost ridge og not all at once and not sure in which order but expect to see breeding with those over the next year. If I can fit it in I also really want to grow out these zazen from Sami asap, the chances of finding a pure Kandahar are basically non existent the whole region was detroyed in the war. A Very similar thing is happening in Seria right now, alot of valuable breeding stock has been lost to the war on drugs and the war on each other.
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Couldnât reply to you last night my man, site locked me out from making too many posts hahaha. I agree with you Runtz is pretty overhyped its just a sweeter gelato, or something.
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Yeah zkittles tastes great but lacks potency so I get what they were trying to do but it didnât work in my opinion or needs to worked further.
Then again I only grew it outside and alot of these new strains are really taylored for indoor production.
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Itâs tough for me. I am super interested in those legendary cuts of classic strains, but from a âsmokingâ perspective and not a growing perspective. I donât know why, but clone growing has never excited me. Iâve never taken or grown a cannabis cutting before and would probably turn down a legendary cutting even if offered one; I love seeds too much. But I am also dying to try that stuff. I wish I could go down to the local club and get an eighth of 92og or NL#5 or the Original Haze.
Is there a market for that stuff? I must be missing something here. If these strains are so good, and their constant use in modern breeding is actually merited, then shouldnât the dispensaries be filled with this stuff? I feel like there is a disconnect between what people perceive is âgoodâ and âlegendaryâ and what is available in the clubsâŚ
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Turn around takes to long you can get two crops of a great hybrid as you could a haze no to mention the yield on some hazes are very fluffy
style popcorn buds. Allot has to do with the bottom dollar.
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I totally forgot (or didnât think about?) how much bag appeal and yield must have driven cannabis breeding over the years. I can see breeding for taste and smell, but yield and bag appeal make me sad.
Edit: Iâm an idiot for not seeing the appeal of breeding for yield and bag appeal, from a growers perspective. On the flipside, though, I do think that same practice has also destroyed our food/produce and itâs qualityâthe focus on size and appearance instead of taste and nutrition.
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Not all growers breed or smoke. For some this is just a job.
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Bag appeal is pretty no doubt but not the deciding factor for me.
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Also factor in that the grower for your local shop is trying to maximize $$ and 9wks is about as long as theyâre going to run something. A lot of keepers(legendary clone onlys) arenât done in that time frame and the ones that are donât have the âname appealâ to move product.
Consumers are predictable, want the new I-phone? Then youâll want new polyhybrid xyz⌠this is the business of cannabis, I reckon.
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Its like women they can be all that andca bag of chips but disappointing when you open the bag and theyâre stail.
Some of them beautyâs donât know how to fuck let alone tie their shoes.
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Well for me personally I keep it all and smoke it lol but in regards to why you donât see more at the clubs only a limited amount of people have the cut , there is tons of og on the shelves in Los Angelas stores, I know itâs in Colorado being grown commercially but Im not sure by who.
Other things like haze as before mentioned take a very long time to grow and most people wonât sacrifice the indoor space as it will never sell for enough to compare to two cycles of some new 8 week hybrid strain. Very limited area where super long sativas will finish outside correctly with out a climate controlled green house and then cost again becomes a factor.
Most all commercial growers Iâve known want good enough to sell and a huge producer, I could offer them cuts of the dankest thing ever and if itâs dosent yield good they could care less.
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@anon5325009 posted this about the history of OG Kush over on my history of strains thread, I found it interesting m. Though it doesnât explain the lineage, just how it became famous.
https://youtu.be/-4Sm6krDN4M
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People lean toward the new new.
Iâve been out of the game for a few years now but when I was done this was the new name of the game.
If its got a neat name its gold.
Even if itâs not strong with a neat name and sex appeal its a fin winner and thatâs what the market is demanding.
So then that weak as shit gets raped orgified and pisses in the gene pool.
And wofuckinla.
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