Who carries Mexican brick weed seeds

MichiganMedGrower

MichiganMedGrower

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whitebb2727 said:
There is still good pure sativa brick coming out of Mexico.

I've saved various brick seeds over the years and still grow them.

I like them. The only thing that makes most brick weed crappy is early harvest, improper dry and cure, the way it's packaged and smuggled.

Grow them out with care and there's plenty of fire to find.
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Funny. The negatives you wrote sound just like why so much dispensary weed sucks too. Lol.


I would like to try to grow one like that sometime. Believe it or not I haven’t seen brick or even old brown weed in years now. Legal medical weed cut that right out from my world.

i was browsing ace seeds for some more pure sativa. That destroyer looks the part.

Or the new Malawi cross.

Growing any real sativas now?
 
too larry

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We still get compressed weed here. I ran short on smoke in the summer of 2016, so I split a few ounces with a buddy. I grew out Bag Seed Testers 1 & 2 that year, and got some pretty good bud out of it. I made several crosses using the two strains. Neither of them were sativa dominate, but I crossed it BST2 against one of my old sativa leaning strains. I still try to run at least one of them a year. I have 2 or 3 more strains from that summer that I haven't tried.
 
MichiganMedGrower

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too larry said:
We still get compressed weed here. I ran short on smoke in the summer of 2016, so I split a few ounces with a buddy. I grew out Bag Seed Testers 1 & 2 that year, and got some pretty good bud out of it. I made several crosses using the two strains. Neither of them were sativa dominate, but I crossed it BST2 against one of my old sativa leaning strains. I still try to run at least one of them a year. I have 2 or 3 more strains from that summer that I haven't tried.
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The bag seed was a hybrid?
 
too larry

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But to the question as to who carries Mexican Brick weed. If you mean across the border, it is all those little Central American kids.
 
Montuno

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too larry said:
But to the question as to who carries Mexican Brick weed. If you mean across the border, it is all those little Central American kids.
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False.

It is carried by adults "porteadores" men, under the Narco comands: between 20 to 40 kilos can carry each man over his back...
 
Shua1991

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whitebb2727 said:
There is still good pure sativa brick coming out of Mexico.

I've saved various brick seeds over the years and still grow them.

I like them. The only thing that makes most brick weed crappy is early harvest, improper dry and cure, the way it's packaged and smuggled.

Grow them out with care and there's plenty of fire to find.
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Back about 4 years ago someone on this sub grew Mexican brick seeds, the finished product according to him was, if memory serves: not that shitty Mexican brick stuff, good sativa. It was his grow that convinced me to buy the eldorado seeds Nirvana discontinued around 2016-2017
 
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yesum

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Montuno said:
Btw, I have hear great coments here about Mexican Sativa X Blueberry (Chimera) too..
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They are not wrong. I have grown 5 of them so far and had a keeper that died. I have 20 more seeds to grow and will, but have other stuff in front of that right now. You can find a Guerrero pheno in the mix of the seeds, just have to run enough. '72 Guerrero with some vintage sativa blueberry pollen used on it.
 
whitebb2727

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MichiganMedGrower said:
Funny. The negatives you wrote sound just like why so much dispensary weed sucks too. Lol.


I would like to try to grow one like that sometime. Believe it or not I haven’t seen brick or even old brown weed in years now. Legal medical weed cut that right out from my world.

i was browsing ace seeds for some more pure sativa. That destroyer looks the part.

Or the new Malawi cross.

Growing any real sativas now?
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I do have a few out but no pics. Out in the middle of nowhere. I don't like to take pics of those.

Shua1991 said:
Back about 4 years ago someone on this sub grew Mexican brick seeds, the finished product according to him was, if memory serves: not that shitty Mexican brick stuff, good sativa. It was his grow that convinced me to buy the eldorado seeds Nirvana used to supply.
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I've found some nice ones out of brick seeds. Some I wish I would have kept.
 
jaibyrd7

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My dad has an old buddy that's been growing 10 or 15 plants a year "out back" since the late 70's. I tried some a couple years ago and it was very sativa leaning, racey and giggley. Last year he gave my dad about 150 beans to give to me to play with. A few weeks ago I soaked 19, 18 popped. So, lol, we're gonna see what we get. I thought about (If I get them) keeping my 3 fav males and 6 fav females and making me some seeds to play with. I'll never really know what they are, he doesn't remember his name half the time. But I figure I'll grow out the beans I make, kinda open pollination style for a few generations, narrowing and choosing my favs each time. Maybe I'll get the profile I love, lol, my own "dirty south landrace". Something that likes the climate here and loves ripping my head off.
Well, at least that was my thought after I smoked out on some SFV OG and picked out the beans I wanted to try. Lol. We'll see.
 
Montuno

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yesum said:
You can find a Guerrero pheno in the mix of the seeds, just have to run enough. '72 Guerrero with some vintage sativa blueberry pollen used on it.
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...But I was heared that the Mexican genes in this strain comes from Michoacán... Am I wrong?
 
yesum

yesum

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^^ I think it is Guerrero. Could have been grown in both states, they are next to each other. I have a book called WEED from mid 70's. A smuggler took pictures of plants growing in Guerrero in '74. They look so much like the plants I grew of this strain.
 
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