If anyone has or comes across any snow cap there’s a member here who is a very close friend who’s been looking forever as it’s his all time favourite medicine and smoke (his wife’s too) I’ve been trying to find him a pack or F2’s 3/4/5/6 whatever for years also, definitely worth a shot here.
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My buddy has snocap. I’ll see if he has any s1 beans.
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Oh man! You have no idea how happy that would make me , never mind Kirk. Much respect, appreciate your help so much 
@DGCloud
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No guarantee yet gotta see if he has seeds yet. I know he wants to use my trainwreck fem pollen to hit to his snocap but he has not contacted me for awhile now. I’ll check and see for you.
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Just appreciate the help bro, first I’ve heard anything in years, that’s a helluva start. 
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I tried one - not sure if it helped honestly. It wasn’t the golden ticket or magic fix that’s for sure, but who knows if they would’ve cracked without it? Next time I do a big germ of old stock I’ll try to track the results a little better.
@TopShelfTrees1 on that subject I’ve got some snow mountain - snowcap x (pure kush x Uzbekistan) that I will get to repro one day so I’ll try to keep you posted 
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@Elpolloloco I know I saw you had a 0% germ rate on those Heroine (Herijuana x Pure Kush x Uzbekistani) but I figured I’ll try my luck this year at those even if half pop I’d be very excited to F2.
20 beans will be headed my way this week, wish me luck and I’ll be sure to show everyone here once I get it in motion. I’ll probably squeeze the Heroine in next as I know they are pretty old. At least before I dive headfirst into a couple of the other projects I’ll be working on.
First is the Bodhi Dreadbread F1–>F2 project I just started, and right after that I can certainly do a seed increase on the Heroine if I get enough germinated, I’ll probably start to germ them before the DB are harvested so I can move right along without a day of down time in between.
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Good luck @Weednerd.Anthony !
I was excited to try that one as well and I hope you have better luck than I did.
It’s always nice to have a variety of indica / sativa / hybrid and I remember herijuana being a great pain reliever.
Maybe someone else is sitting on some of Snowhigh’s heroine beans that can donate to your efforts.
Here is the description I found
Heroine: (Herijuana x Pure Kush x Uzbekistani)
Heroine is like the name applies a female hero but with so much bad energy attached with the name we would like to take back the name and use it toward something more heroic. Heroine is a combination of Herijuana which uses a pre-soviet invasion Afghani sourced from a small logging town, Petrolia Humboldt called Petrolia Headstash. The Petrolia Headstash is a tasty little Afghani with huge buds like mini footballs that taste like Fruit Punch and light pine. It tastes as good as it smokes and the effect is a hard hitting body effect with an equally matched soaring head that is not narcotic (sleep) like a lot of Afghani lines that came afterward from that part of the world. Herijuana also contains another strain called Killer New Haven which I’m not familiar with except that its combines with the Headstash to make Herijuana. Heroine combines 4 Afghani Kush Uzbekistani regional lines into one powerful strain that will produce large colas of heavy hitting connoisseur herb that comprises of rare lines that are not readily available. A resin bomb of old world Kush and Afghani lines sourced from the peoples who were renowned for making some of the best hashish in the world.
100% Indica/Afghani/Kush Hybrid
Yield: Moderate-large
Photoperiod: This strain can be grown Indoor or Outdoor
Flowering Time: 9-11+ Weeks
Plant Height: Stout- Medium
Heirloom Landrace Poly-Hybrid
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I miss snowcap so much, for a while that was one of the best indoor cuts from humboldt that circulated in the prop 215 collectives.
I tried to reproduce a snowhigh snowcap hybrid for a group here, but all the stock was dead. I threw the kitchen sink at it too- humic acid, probiotics, paper towels, plugs, soil, castings, everything you could think of, but there was no life left in them.
If your buddy has snowcap, I hope he preserves it in pure form as well because that amazing snowcap cut is long gone and I haven’t seen the line at all in years.
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The worm castings method has I high incidence of success on old stock. 
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Yeah, …going to try wormcastings + seed starter mix ‘light warrior’ …making my DIY root riot cubes
After reading the icmag thread about wormcastings sprouting vintage seeds
I think the castings add some sort of enzyme or protective humeric something…to the mix
Also there may be something about live worm bins sprouting old seeds
I still dont know how you maintain one of these worm farms indoors without attracting buku bugs!
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Many good DIY tech in here…
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I’ve got a pack of Snowcap x Flo from Greenman that I ran, I think I only popped 2 seeds from the pack if you want it. Just dm yer address and I’ll send it in tomorrow’s post office run
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Lmao, nice
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Just checking. I don’t know if this is just me, but the link doesn’t seem to be working.
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So if one took a bunch of unwanted seed from an increase or open pollenation, soaked those, then used the water from that to wet the worm castings… 
Just thinking of all this snowhigh that I threw a bunch of money at. Spitballing ideas to avoid 0% germ.
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I’m going to say the soil and wet / dry cycles - letting them dry completely and then soaking again has really worked well for me on some of his stuff. I even had beans sprout 3-4 weeks after the initial sprouts started growing.
I did have store bought castings with nasties in them that did more harm than good so make sure you have fresh, quality castings if you go that route.
@Ratbastrd good on you man and I’m glad you found someone to help with the Mexican punto rojo - I think you’ll like it. If you don’t get any males let me know, I know a guy who has one male from that same pack…
Great choice one the preservation crew too
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Bingo. I treat them like a normal seed for the first week, then if they haven’t popped, I let the soil dry out more between waterings and usually around week 2 they randomly sprout. It’s a delicate little dance that I still lose at times, but the only way I’ve found that works.
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Right, you mean the first post on that thread this one…
yes, that is a dead link in the first post…I put a link to the same thing @ the end of thread
That thread itself has a lot interesting tech…germination bombs ect
That’s a good thread…
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Ive also heard using warm and cool cycles…even put the heat mat on timer…or near a window
helps knock them out of their embryonic slumber…
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