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Tolerance Break

Tolerance Break

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GWilliamsCannabis said:
After viewing comments, super excited to have Hawaiian Catpiss V3....super disappointed to have Williams wonder x vintage blueberry
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His 60 list is somewhat experimental, meaning the line hasn't been worked all that much, but it doesn't mean it's low quality.

I'd email akbb and ask what's up with his WW before I take the word of some random user who seemingly just comes here to complain and brag.

Edit: not referring to paddletail, he's real as fuck and his experience is valid.
 
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cacamal

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originalphenohunters said:
Sure and the 50 others strains that grew right beside it and dried right beside it that garner the highest rec lb. prices in WA state were fine.
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Let us see the proof in your pudding? Recorded highest rec lb price in the state of WA and you plant 10x thousands of seeds and takes you to dried finished product to determine what is what??? Hope you fertilize with the bs I smell must be strong with the stink i get and kick out da the highest valued herb in the state of WA
 
Corso312

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GWilliamsCannabis said:
After viewing comments, super excited to have Hawaiian Catpiss V3....super disappointed to have Williams wonder x vintage blueberry
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I've never grown or smoked Williams wonder, I grew out a pack of his Vontage Blueberry a couple years ago.. wish I still had it, outstanding taste and smell with a very respectable buzz.
 
Paul-n-Chukka

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Still on the fence about the KaliMist. Anyone here have experience with it?
How does it stand up/contrast against the original generation?

Also some documentation of the Alaskan grows where parental stock is hunted would be great. Or is akbb work more of an act of preservation rather than selective breeding?

Don't get butthurt by my scepticism....i just don't like dog breeders but I would buy ones beans if they really put in selective efforts.
 
GrownAtHighAltitude

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Paul-n-Chukka said:
Still on the fence about the KaliMist. Anyone here have experience with it?
How does it stand up/contrast against the original generation?

Also some documentation of the Alaskan grows where parental stock is hunted would be great. Or is akbb work more of an act of preservation rather than selective breeding?

Don't get butthurt by my scepticism....i just don't like dog breeders but I would buy ones beans if they really put in selective efforts.
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Search this thread. I grew one pheno last year and it was bad ass and 100% spot on. Took pics too.
 
Tolerance Break

Tolerance Break

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Paul-n-Chukka said:
Still on the fence about the KaliMist. Anyone here have experience with it?
How does it stand up/contrast against the original generation?

Also some documentation of the Alaskan grows where parental stock is hunted would be great. Or is akbb work more of an act of preservation rather than selective breeding?

Don't get butthurt by my scepticism....i just don't like dog breeders but I would buy ones beans if they really put in selective efforts.
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Listen to his episode of the pot cast. Its a long interview, but you can tell he knows his shit. He has worked lines, preservation projects, and some experimental crosses. Hes also pretty tight with professor P of dynasty and relic, and theyve worked together on something called "consumption". Professor P is right up there with the best of the best in my book, and thats one major reason I trust AKBB.

He started collecting pollen sometime in the late 80s. Ill stop shouting stuff I learned from the interview at you now.
 
Paul-n-Chukka

Paul-n-Chukka

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Tolerance Break said:
Listen to his episode of the pot cast. Its a long interview, but you can tell he knows his shit. He has worked lines, preservation projects, and some experimental crosses. Hes also pretty tight with professor P of dynasty and relic, and theyve worked together on something called "consumption". Professor P is right up there with the best of the best in my book, and thats one major reason I trust AKBB.

He started collecting pollen sometime in the late 80s. Ill stop shouting stuff I learned from the interview at you now.
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Podcasts are fkn lame man. Buncha fools talking out their asses sideways.
How about a documentary on the puppymill? Haha that'll give me an idea of his practices. I don't need him to tell me how to think but just show us how he does.
Anything on the KaliMist ? I haven't bought Grits KaliMist F3 because he doesn't document either.
I remember when growers said ," Pics or it didn't happen" .
 
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Paul-n-Chukka said:
Podcasts are fkn lame man. Buncha fools talking out their asses sideways.
How about a documentary on the puppymill? Haha that'll give me an idea of his practices. I don't need him to tell me how to think but just show us how he does.
Anything on the KaliMist ? I haven't bought Grits KaliMist F3 because he doesn't document either.
I remember when growers said ," Pics or it didn't happen" .
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Oh it's a puppy mill now?
 
MtRainDog

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I remember dave said he selected his kali mist away from the very spindly, wispy types. But that's all the info I got.
 
Tolerance Break

Tolerance Break

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MtRainDog said:
breeders that don’t document… breeding is still mostly an illegal activity, not sure what your expectation is here
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This is more true the further back in time one looks, in the US at least.

That being said, Alaska has something called the Raven Act, which made recreational use legal in I want to say the 70s? That's one of the reasons AKBB has so many old genetics, he was able to store seeds and pollen without much fear, again, because he wasn't breeding for profit at the time. At least that's his version of events.
 
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