Lemon G?

Slab

Slab

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oOBe RyeOo said:
Really? I'm still not disappointed either way. Just to be able to have the genetics, I'm super stoked! I guess we'll see once I flower the bitch out. I'm gonna be real disappointed if it turns out to be a male.
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all Cannabis has hermie trait, it is a survival mechanism and not a genetic "weakness".
 
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puntacometa

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normlpothead said:
I know this is an old thread, but I regestered just to post this.

If you got Lemon G, it had to have come from Cincinnati or Columbus Ohio. It is a protected strain available by clone only, and the people who hold it are stingy about giving it away.

It's history is actually an old Columbian strain from a import in the 1970's, I was fortunate enough to grow this strain.

It takes 9-11 weeks flowering, and creates huge fluffy monster buds. The calyxes actually branch out so far that it's not dense at all. If a normal but that weighed 10 grams was next to 10 grams of Lemon G, the Lemon would look like a heavy ounce.

The closest relative I've found in seed form is reeferman's love potion #1. -It's also from a columbian strain.

Lemon G isn't the best yielder, because of it's fluffy nature, and the high is extremely relaxing, you can't do anything after smoking it but sit around for a while.

I know about everyone who grows it, and there isn't much chance of it hitting mainstream.

Trainwreck is a different strain entirely, it's not related to any haze plant, and you probably will never see any lemon g again, consider yourself one of the proud few who actually experienced lemon g, unless it came from athens ohio, because that particular grower sucks.

If you're in ohio, look for sensi star, silver pearl, white rhino, trainwreck and dumpster sometimes up near cleveland.

Hope this helped.
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Back around 1975, a lime green Oaxacan that was called Limon was coming into Columbus and being picked up by some peeps who had Colombian. Neither the Oaxacan or the Colombian was sensi.
 
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Duane56

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You r wrong the real Dumpster has close dense buds that actually no bigger than a fifty cent piece and the taste is highly fruity and the high is very strong
 
tristynhawk

tristynhawk

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I met a guy in athens last week selling clones of lemon G for 25$ a clone

a mutual friend hooked us up i first smoked it last year it wasn't bad real nice taste,

I don't think this guy is an organic man though so im a grow a few this year organic and see what i can do with it.
 
randomseed

randomseed

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Dumpster...Lemon G......should just call this the Ohio thread lol.

basically every grower I know (quite a few) run these strains, or at least have at one time or another.
To say their only in Col or cincy is totally wrong, you can practially buy Lemon G on the street in Cleveland its that pervasive.
Im actually really happy I just got Dumpster back in, lost my mom to a labeling accident like 6 months ago.

All in all those two strains outperform everything Ive ever grown which at this points is........
Lemon G, Dumpster, Cream, Sour Kush (RP), Willys Wonder, Mango Afgani (close third), Quarkle, Willies Mango (local cross of mango ghani and Willy Wonder), Super Silver Haze, God Bud and Mawi Waowie X Grand Daddy Purp.


Lemon G for smell/flavor
Dumpter to get knocked the fu&k out.
 
randomseed

randomseed

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Duane56 said:
You r wrong the real Dumpster has close dense buds that actually no bigger than a fifty cent piece and the taste is highly fruity and the high is very strong
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Dense wise you are correct but Ive pulled colas a foot long from it.
Super duper dense stuff.
 
randomseed

randomseed

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homebrewer said:
If you start a journal, i'd be interested in subbing. When I worked in Ohio years ago, I was able to get a dumpster clone which I made a mother and still have today. Ohio seemed very under-rated when it came to 'local' strains.
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yesyesyesyesyes.
Some of the best strains in the world and stuff you just wont see anywhere else.
Organic culture is very alive in the area.
People round these parts dont care about front running, big market strains, they care about dank ass weed.

Ill be sad to see Lemon G being put into a breeding program by anyone from outside the area.
 
OCTAGONAL HOME

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Why waste your time in OH smoking old ass Dumpster and Lemon G13? Deathstar and the outstanding Sensi Star (AKA Cinci Star) have beaten them clearly in yield, quality, flavor, appeal, and potency...cannot fail to mention OH's incredible Sour Durban also.

Don't worry OH, I've brought you back the Bio-Diesel all the way from CO. A little place called Denver Relief, check out the Bio-Diesel there, a bit like the OH Deathstar...because it is the same herb:dunce:. Check out their site, under 'Strains Coming Soon' you'll find your OH clone only Lemon G and Dumpster are on the menu.

Lemon G was great especially back in the day when a lot of herb tasted like smashed assholes, it was a one trick pony and gained a cult following.

Dumpster = an old NL hybrid that is a bit stretchy and really not worth the time or space when compared to many easily available modernized hybrids.
 
homebrewer

homebrewer

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OCTAGONAL HOME said:
Why waste your time in OH smoking old ass Dumpster and Lemon G13? Deathstar and the outstanding Sensi Star (AKA Cinci Star) have beaten them clearly in yield, quality, flavor, appeal, and potency...cannot fail to mention OH's incredible Sour Durban also.

Don't worry OH, I've brought you back the Bio-Diesel all the way from CO. A little place called Denver Relief, check out the Bio-Diesel there, a bit like the OH Deathstar...because it is the same herb:dunce:. Check out their site, under 'Strains Coming Soon' you'll find your OH clone only Lemon G and Dumpster are on the menu.

Lemon G was great especially back in the day when a lot of herb tasted like smashed assholes, it was a one trick pony and gained a cult following.

Dumpster = an old NL hybrid that is a bit stretchy and really not worth the time or space when compared to many easily available modernized hybrids.
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I get it, you're trolling a little bit so I'll bite. So if Dumpster isn't 'worth the time or space when compared to many easily available modernized hybrids', then why are they knocking it off 1000 miles away from it's origin?
 
OCTAGONAL HOME

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HB there is a demand for those old clunkers for some reason, pretty sure it's just nostalgia and manipulation. All real Buckeyes are going to honor our clone only OH strains even though they really aren't elite anymore. It'd be like saying we honestly give a shit that Tressel cheated to win.

My view is that the black market has for years kept these antiquated strains in production to remain at very high prices. When my fellow Buckeyes work shitty factory jobs and have some of the worst economic conditions in the USA...I believe they deserve a hell of a lot more than old ass Dumpster and Lemon G for their money and meds.
 
homebrewer

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OCTAGONAL HOME said:
HB there is a demand for those old clunkers for some reason, pretty sure it's just nostalgia and manipulation. All real Buckeyes are going to honor our clone only OH strains even though they really aren't elite anymore. It'd be like saying we honestly give a shit that Tressel cheated to win.
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We can certainly agree to disagree but your statement about 'modernized hybrids' is making it seem like crosses of crosses are somehow superior to their parents. Sometimes they can be but it's just watering down the current pool of genetics to a world of blandness. That's all that those collectives are really doing is crossing sour this and bubblegum that and calling it 'sour bubble' or whatever. Do you consider the 'charlie sheen' strain to be modern and superior? Probably wont be long before we start seeing 'sour sheen' and 'bubble diesel' at the dispensaries around here. Truth be told, I'm not an indica guy but when I worked in Ohio, Dumpster was very popular and it's popular here among the patients who prefer indica dominant strains.

Not sure I'd call the Dumpster below an old clunker and I'd put it up against any indica dominant strain out there today.

 
Springtucky

Springtucky

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I have recently been gifted a cut of Dumpster. I was elated over this. Dumpster is truly a welcome addition to any growers garden looking for quality genetics. I am a fellow ohioian and am proud of the strain, but geographics aside it is a wonderful indica that yeilds well and in 9 weeks. I think Octogonal is maybe experiencing a case of dealing with less than savy growers. My complaints in ohio are less related to strains than they are over the abundance of below par bud. Stuff isn't harvested in proper windows, properly trimmed or cured. The same case with Sensi Star...I've had the good strong metallic Sensi that was nice, and the airy no smell crispy popping burning sensi also. We often get our meds from Oregon Colorado and Michigan and I see better grown buds by far, but thats not to say Ohio growers wont step their game up when its legal for us to do so. I have California clone only strains like Grand Daddy Purp, pre-98 bubba. I also have a cut of clone only strain of (G13 X Butterscotch Hawaiian by Swampy) from the wolverine state up north. I plan on doing a journal on a grow off between the Dumpster and the Free Leonard (michigan clone only strain) like the big rivalry game lol. BUt regardless Dumpster is far from a 'clunker'
 
Slab

Slab

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the Canton G's are world class. the other hybrids mentioned can't hold a candle to it imho.
 
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