muay thai

has any grower tried thai weed growing and did it taste like the thai from the 70's all wrapped up. i loved the taste and high at that time period only mexican and homegrown regular and heard of maui maui but that thai stick they say muay thai from seedsman like that. any comments from one who grew this ogjc

Yeah I have grown lemon thai it was outdoors and turned out amazing. One of my favorites.

Description
Skunk is one of the oldest hybrids around and has always remained a favourite in cannabis culture. It was the first hybrid to be completely stable and first came into being in the 1970s before being released in Holland. Immediately it became one of the favourite strains of growers and breeders across the world. It has a potent but happy high and a long lasting yet cerebral effect. Its genetic background is made up of three strains: Afghani, Columbian Gold and Acapulco Gold. These strains together make quite the potent mixture as well as creating a tasty and aromatic smoke. It is Sativa dominant and has a delightfully short flowering period, for its type it produces impressive yields. Skunk’s cultivation has been painstakingly performed over a number of years, these days just the word 'Skunk' is synonymous with good quality weed. This strain is perfect for novices and experts alike due to its easy to grow nature and its amazing results. The only issue, for some growers, is the powerful smell that comes hand in hand with Skunk; it didn't get that name for nothing. When grown it will need a good amount of ventilation and outdoors it can really give itself away. Skunk can be grown indoors, outdoors or in a greenhouse and will produce high yields under any growth set up.
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I've grown Seedman's Mama Thai. I thought it was pretty good. I made more seeds and crossed it with a Nirvana Maui Waui which was good as well. I named the cross Thaiwaiian and several old dudes that get starts from me requested it this year. They grew it last year from seedlings I gave them and thought it was great.

I also have some Highland Thai from the Real seed Company that I haven't had a chance to grow yet but is on my todo list. They also have a Laotian landrace I really want but I can't justify buying more seeds at this time. If I do I'm just going to go all out and grab about ten different landraces they have. I have a bunch of their stuff but they've added more genetics I really want to get and hang on to.