No Cigar. And we had Skunk, long before those 2 strains were available. Friend grew it from 78-79, and got ratted out in 1984, and lost it, to the cops. My buddy grew tons of it on the Levisa Fork, of the Big Sandy River, in South East Ky-Va border. It was in the middle of nowhere/mountains then, and you could grow about as much as you could plant. This would also be about a 120 miles, 1 way drive, on a 2 lane road, loaded with coal trucks, in the mountains, of E Ky. It was truly dangerous. Youd never get away with it now.
Same thing for the Ohio River.
He lived ( RIP ) in north east Ky, and would drive 50 miles to Garrison Ky, put his boat in the water, and go west, and then go across the river, to Adams County Ohio, and plant on the back side of some really really really nice farms, that grew corn, and was as flat, as a pancake. Plants got sun from dawn, until dark. Main thing you have to worry about growing on the river, is FOG, in the fall, and it can destroy the weed. But nothing grows weed like a river bottom.
But anything from Mr Nice, or anything else with Sk1, or if you see Sk1 advertised. remember. Sk1 NEVER had a skunk smell, and is a sweet type skunk, with possible catpiss phenos, cheese, floral hash. But Skunk, ammoniated, sulfur, aint one of them.
Nothing Watson, ever had, was reeking skunk.
wheres our 80's Humboldt Skunk danky danky man these some of the youngsters have no idea what danky danky weedz are all about , Man we payed 70$ 8th at a Greatful Dead show in 1988 was soooo crazy good wasn't skunk but it was sooo danky , we had Humboldty skunky weedz all day long that was some screaming weedz too., all I can say it was awesome . My buddy Z went on from those times to pull 1500 a year w/ the purple urkles the old/org strain 25 yrs in Mendocino
