List any One-Hitter-Quiter strains you have smoked.

Omgwtfbbq Indicaman

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Blue haze, blueberry smelling indy/sati pheno. has a immediate effect of indica sucker punch you in the face, after a minute or two you get a real sativa creeper effect. one real good bong rip is all i needed of her, i plan to grow more in the future for better pheno, got this girl looking for a blueberry smelling haze dominant high pheno, ended up with this instead. takes 8-9 weeks to get 100% cloudy. i have a pretty high tolerance, at first without a cure, the plant gives a rushing head high with a mellow body effect, after the cure the potency improves with incredible smell in the jar. had a phenotype of qrazy train that took 1-2 rips for desired effect, very nice smelling/tasting bud as well, like sparkling grape juice for real. JTR has some strong pheno's, the really potent ones can be 1 hitter quitter if you are a new smoker especially. smoked some friends up on jtr before and they though it was laced LOL
 

Jogro

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Williams wonder. . .

When I tried it (which was in the mid 90s), one normal sized joint completely wrecked three people before it was done.

Myself and another hardcore stoner were totally couchlocked, and a third novice literally fell down! Each of us only had a few normal puffs.

If you did one bong hit of this, that would definitely be "enough"!
 

budlover13

King Tut
White Russian. Took 3 hits and really regretted it (seeing as i still had stuff to accomplish and couldn't hardly remember my own name lol).
 

Danksalot

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WhiteRhino,2000, got it in rotterdam, the shit was basically paper white all over, no visible plant matter. Was incredible. Made me lie on the ground after one hit (of course it was a 2ft bong with massive chamber), and I was smoking probably and eighth to a quarter a day back then.
 

rory420420

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Sharksbreath..not only one hitter,but best smoke ever according to numerous serious heady friends of mine...smell can't be hidden either!
 

colonuggs

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whats one hit shit??? my tolerance is way to high....mabey one hit shit with some bubba budder and a essential vape :)
 

NightbirdX

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I have 2 on my list.

The first is Blowfish. It wasn't 1 hit, it was 3. But I was straight having a visual mindblowing high... which snuck up on me.... when I was driving home. I had to pull over and wait it out, lol.

The second is some Cali weed that came through my dispensary. It was called Crippler. They guy said it was Jack Herer x White Rhino. It was a complete choker/cougher. It would leave you in a hacking fit, but when you were done coughing you immediately felt the hit shutting down your functioning and reasoning. I smoked it with some buddies one night and one of them just started talking to the wall completely oblivious of what was going on around him, lol. On another occassion, I passed a J around the poker table one night with buddies and 10 minutes later you could hear a pin drop as everyone was blown out and damn near drooling on the poker table. We had to wrap it up shortly after, as everyone was way too tired to play anymore.... Midnight on a Friday night...
 

ataxia

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my one hitter (not a quitter) would have to be a pheno of outdoor crystal/ chrystal ... don't know who the breeder was ...but it was by far the stinkiest and some of the most potent bud i've smoked.
 

Jogro

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Everyone seems to be looking for that "one hit" stuff.

In fact when I smoked the Williams Wonder (which was probably 15 years ago) it was billed as "Willie's one hit wonder". Never heard of it before, and I assumed the name was just hype. Boy was I wrong!

Anyway, having now tried a few of these super-potent strains, I'd actually say that I usually prefer less potent stuff.

The problem is just that even if you know how strong it is, it can be really hard to measure a good dose with really strong weed (ie two hits too little. . .three hits too much). If you aren't familiar with the stuff (or even sometimes if you are), its also really easy to overdose with these super strong strains, particularly with "creeper" ones that may take 15 minutes to take full effect. By the time you realize just how strong what you're smoking is, its too late. . .you're in a stupor ("couchlocked"), or your heart is racing, etc.

I've actually seen people literally pass out, and have done so myself. With sativa strains, people can get badly paranoid, have unpleasant heart-racing effect, or even experience vertigo and nausea.

So this is one reason why they typically dilute the weed with tobacco in Europe. If you're an infrequent smoker and you're smoking super-strong stuff (including hash) you pretty much HAVE to do that, otherwise you're liable to badly overdose in just a few puffs.
 

OGEvilgenius

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Only time I ever OD'd was when I ate 4 grams of hash (in coffee) in high school. That was an experience. I was young and dumb. My friends had to carry me home.

Otherwise, a strain known as 'The Bright Green Happy Weed' that reeked to high heaven. It looked horrible and we had people comment on it saying what's this shit? Of course then they'd smell it and be conflicted. Then they'd smoke it and accuse us of lacing it with something. Straight sativa given to me again in high school by an old hippie after doing some computer work. I think my tolerance wasn't quite the same back then either, but still. One or two puffs and you'd be doing really good. Smoke a half a joint and you were trippin.
 

Omgwtfbbq Indicaman

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Hey jogro, i've heard Homegrown fantaseeds- Armageddon is a remake of the "one hit wonder" of the 90's, its one of my favorite smokes, do you know the genetics of williams wonder? as they seem to have that genetic at sensi and positronics prior to HGF buying Positronics.
 

themanwiththeplan

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Everyone seems to be looking for that "one hit" stuff.

In fact when I smoked the Williams Wonder (which was probably 15 years ago) it was billed as "Willie's one hit wonder". Never heard of it before, and I assumed the name was just hype. Boy was I wrong!

Anyway, having now tried a few of these super-potent strains, I'd actually say that I usually prefer less potent stuff.

The problem is just that even if you know how strong it is, it can be really hard to measure a good dose with really strong weed (ie two hits too little. . .three hits too much). If you aren't familiar with the stuff (or even sometimes if you are), its also really easy to overdose with these super strong strains, particularly with "creeper" ones that may take 15 minutes to take full effect. By the time you realize just how strong what you're smoking is, its too late. . .you're in a stupor ("couchlocked"), or your heart is racing, etc.

I've actually seen people literally pass out, and have done so myself. With sativa strains, people can get badly paranoid, have unpleasant heart-racing effect, or even experience vertigo and nausea.

So this is one reason why they typically dilute the weed with tobacco in Europe. If you're an infrequent smoker and you're smoking super-strong stuff (including hash) you pretty much HAVE to do that, otherwise you're liable to badly overdose in just a few puffs.
very very true. 1 hit wonders are never a bad thing but i prefer strains that arent THAT strong. It really is hard to measure what a good dose is on the super strong strains.

the closest things ive ever had to 1 hitter quitters (that i actually know the name of bcuz i bought the seeds myself) were White Widow (a certain pheno from seedsman) and original amnesia (dinafem) both were 1 hitters out of a pipe or bong if u just wanted to get a basic high...two would get you the full effect and 3 would be close to the "overdose" stage. super strong.

ive found though some of the strongest strains ive had werent because of the strains at all...sometimes you get lucky with a super potent pheno.
 

Jogro

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Hey jogro, i've heard Homegrown fantaseeds- Armageddon is a remake of the "one hit wonder" of the 90's, its one of my favorite smokes, do you know the genetics of williams wonder? as they seem to have that genetic at sensi and positronics prior to HGF buying Positronics.
Never heard that, thanks for the info. My quick read shows "Armageddon" is sativa-dominant, so if it does contain William's Wonder genetics (and it might), its probably a hybrid, not a "rework".

Anyway, as a matter of fact, I do know the genetics of Williams "One hit" Wonder. Or at least, out of personal interest, I have pulled together a good story, which, all things considered, is probably about as good as you're going to get here. Here is everything I've scraped together:

Williams Wonder is a pure indica strain (or nearly so) grown as an "heirloom" strain (or local landrace) outdoors in the Pacific Northwest. The name "Williams" is probably a reference to Williams Oregon, which is a small community in Josephine county. The strain, named as such, dates back to at least the late 1970s, and is known particularly for both is extreme potency, and its somewhat unusual floral scent. Supposedly it is still grown locally outdoors as an heirloom strain up in Oregon. Like most indicas, it works well growing indoors, makes short stout good yielding plants, and it can turn purple in cold weather.

Dru West, author of the "West Coast Masters" cannabis growing book, is from Oregon, and interestingly, he has specifically cited this strain as one of only four he grows continuously, as (and I'm paraphrasing) "the only indica anyone would ever need". There is a color picture of a WW plant on page 202 of this book.

Like, all these things, the true origin of this strain is obscure, but some have theorized that this one is a pure pre-Soviet invasion Afghani landrace that was grown in a geographically isolated part of Afghanistan (EG on a mountain) so that its genetics were kept distinct from other local landraces. Of course, I don't know the real truth, but this seems plausible to me. Interestingly, "Petrolia Headstash", one of the parents of the uber-potent Herijuana, is also supposedly a pre-Soviet indica, in this case one grown as an heirloom in Humboldt County CA.

Back on Williams Wonder, that strain supposedly forms one of the parents of the original "Lowryder", the first commercially successful ruderalis autoflower, and was recently brought back in that role with DNA Genetics "60 day Wonder" (see below).

In terms of commercial availability, its been off and on (and mostly off).

The SSSC (super sativa seeds club), which was one of the earliest commercial seed sellers, had its version of this in the 1980s, claiming (I think inaccurately) that this strain won't flower outdoors unless its started indoors first. They also said ""suitable for indoor commericial growing. Heavy yields of resinous bud. Small compact plant. 1500 - 2000 grams per sq meter. Two people could not finish a joint. Plant turned purple because of very cold fall." From experience, I believe that bit about two people not being able to finish a joint!

Reeferman seeds offered Williams Wonder seeds before it went defunct a few years back. . .and there is some controversy there. . .one story is that Reeferman obtained a large quantity of the seeds from some other breeder, sold them commercially, but didn't pay him before leaving North America for an extended period of time. Again, I don't really know the truth behind this. Anyway, Reeferman recently returned to do business again after a several year absence, but he doesn't have any WW seeds now.

Rezdog, of Reservoir seeds, offered a version of Williams Wonder, and used it as a backbone of his breeding, using it to create at least half a dozen hybrid "strains" with WW as a parent or grandparent. He's also defunct (IIRC, he was busted on a big grow last year).

BC Bud Depot currently lists a version of William's Wonder, but I have never seen any review or report on it, and have no idea how authentic or good it is. If anyone has tried this. . .please post a report!

DNA Genetics offers its version of "60 day wonder" which is supposed to be William's wonder crossed with Lowryder, then backcrossed over multiple generations to stabilize it. I've never grown this, but by report, its not fully stabilized (it gives varying phenos), but at least some of the phenos do have that crippling potency the strain is known for. Also, despite the name, it typically takes 70-74 days from seed to fully mature.

Being largely commercially unavailable, some people grow Williams Wonder as an "elite cut" (/"clone only") strain, and its definitely not "gone" as some have claimed. Occasionally bud will show up at West Coast dispensaries for commercial sale.

Other than the "lowryder" based strains, there have to be other currently available commercial strains with Williams wonder genetics in them, and I remember seeing some before, though off the top of my head, I can't give you a list of which they are.

Personally, speaking, and mostly for nostalgia reasons, I've always wanted to grow this one, so if you happen to know where I could locate a proper source of Williams Wonder, please drop me a note!

Edit: I don't know if Williams Wonder is the "most powerful indica" in the world, but its definitely a contender!
 

Grojak

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Never heard that, thanks for the info. My quick read shows "Armageddon" is sativa-dominant, so if it does contain William's Wonder genetics (and it might), its probably a hybrid, not a "rework".

Anyway, as a matter of fact, I do know the genetics of Williams "One hit" Wonder. Or at least, out of personal interest, I have pulled together a good story, which, all things considered, is probably about as good as you're going to get here. Here is everything I've scraped together:

Williams Wonder is a pure indica strain (or nearly so) grown as an "heirloom" strain (or local landrace) outdoors in the Pacific Northwest. The name "Williams" is probably a reference to Williams Oregon, which is a small community in Josephine county. The strain, names as such, dates back to at least the late 1970s, and is known particularly for both is extreme potency, and its somewhat unusual floral scent. Supposedly it is still grown locally outdoors as an heirloom strain up in Oregon. Like most indicas, it works well growing indoors, makes short stout good yielding plants, and it can turn purple in cold weather.

Dru West, author of the "West Coast Masters" cannabis growing book, is from Oregon, and interestingly, he has specifically cited this strain as one of only four he grows continuously, as (and I'm paraphrasing) "the only indica anyone would ever need". There is a color picture of a WW plant on page 202 of said book.

Like, all these things, the true origin of this strain is obscure, but some have theorized that this one is a pure pre-Soviet invasion Afghani landrace that was grown in a geographically isolated part of Afghanistan (EG on a mountain) so that its genetics were kept distinct from other local landraces. Of course, I don't know the real truth, but this seems plausible to me. Interestingly, "Petrolia Headstash", one of the parents of the uber-potent Herijuana, is also supposedly a pre-Soviet indica, in this case one grown as an heirloom in Humboldt County CA.

Back on Williams Wonder, that strain supposedly forms one of the parents of the original "Lowryder", the first commercially successful ruderalis autoflower, and was recently brought back in that role with DNA Genetics "60 day Wonder" (see below).

In terms of commercial availability, its been off and on (and mostly off).

The SSSC (super sativa seeds club), which was one of the earliest commercial seed sellers, had its version of this in the 1980s, claiming (I think inaccurately) that this strain won't flower outdoors unless its started indoors first. They also said ""suitable for indoor commericial growing. Heavy yields of resinous bud. Small compact plant. 1500 - 2000 grams per sq meter. Two people could not finish a joint. Plant turned purple because of very cold fall." From experience, I believe that bit about two people not being able to finish a joint!

Reeferman seeds offered Williams Wonder seeds before it went defunct a few years back. . .and there is some controversy there. . .one story is that Reeferman obtained a large quantity of the seeds from some other breeder, sold them commercially, but didn't pay him before leaving North America for an extended period of time. Anyway, Reeferman recently returned to do business again after a several year absence, but he doesn't have any WW seeds now.

Rezdog, of Reservoir seeds, offered a version of Williams Wonder, and used it as a backbone of his breeding, also offereing half a dozen hybrids using Williams Wonder genetics as a parent or grandparent. He's also defunct (IIRC, he was busted on a big grow).

BD Bud Depot currently lists a version of William's Wonder, but I have never seen any review or report on it, and have no idea how authentic or good it is. If anyone has tried this. . .please post a report!

DNA Genetics offers its version of "60 day wonder" which is supposed to William's wonder crossed with Lowryder, and backcrossed over several generations to stabilize it into a true-breeding autoflower version. By report, its not fully stabilized (it gives varying phenos), but at least some phenos do have that crippling potency the strain is known for.

Being largely commercially unavailable, some people grow this as an "elite cut" (/"clone only") strain, and so its not really "gone". Occasionally this will show up at West Coast dispensaries for sale.

Other than the "lowryder" based strains, there are undoubtedly other currently available commercial strains with Williams wonder genetics in them, and I've seen some before, though off the top of my head, I can't give you a list.

Personally, speaking, and mostly for nostalgia reasons, I've always wanted to grow this one, so if you happen to know where I could locate a proper source, please drop me a note!

Are you really Hazy Grapes?


1 hit wonder, Sensi Star x AK 47 circa 2000 for both strains, we crossed them around 2001... crazy shit.
 
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