Skunk, where has it gone?

cowboylogic

cowboylogic

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Just an update if anyone is interested. It has been a fun grow for the new generation of the old school. I have tried some of Uncle Bens techs, modified for my own curiousity. Played a bit and have to say I have have some fun. And Ben, thanks, I think I like! I do have some light things too work out in the new grow area. bUT OVERALL,
 
cowboylogic

cowboylogic

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Here is a update on my 2009 batch if anyone is interested. Played a bit with topping ect.... Thanks Uncle Ben I think I may like the "pinch above the second node for 4" Played a bit with it. Anyway, here is the recent pics of the "TRUE OLD SCHOOL" I wish you all could smell the stinch. They are just getting started! Sorry for the f?":k 2X post. I am a farmer, not a net guru. Hope you get the whole pic.....
 

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Mcgician

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cowboylogic said:
As always there will be some boys. And I will jack one of those little bastards off and sprinkle it on what I hope is a chic. But I have noticed over the past few years the hermi rate has increased greatly. Not sure if I am losing my touch or just a fact of many years of inbreeding? Anyone have a thought on this?
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No experience with original skunk, but 2 strains I grew over time lost some of their vigor. Originally, they'd been grown in soil, the really stinky kind. Once they got transferred to hydroponics, they flourished, but after about 7 years the original vigor had gone and it increasingly seemed more difficult to coax decent sized yields out of them. One characteristic they never lost was their stoneyness or sparkly white buds. P-91 and another strain we called Tamarack Crack. :mrgreen:
 
Mcgician

Mcgician

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cowboylogic said:
Here is a update on my 2009 batch if anyone is interested. Played a bit with topping ect.... Thanks Uncle Ben I think I may like the "pinch above the second node for 4" Played a bit with it. Anyway, here is the recent pics of the "TRUE OLD SCHOOL"
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Those look great man. Let us know how the topping method works out ok? It's something I used to do occasionally depending on the plant and how fast it was growing. Later on, I pretty much just went to bending over the main cola. Never did any true scientific measurements on whether either method was better than the other though. What a waste.:confused:
 
Hydrotech364

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trapper said:
i dont ever remember skunk smelling anything like a skunk,and their was a lot of skunk around,every one i know was growing skunk or northern lights or romulan,whit widow etc.but i never could figure out why they called it skunk because it never smelled like it.
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In the early 80's there was a lime green strain hard as a rock and was the dirty skunky lovely smelling aroma it was to this day some of the best ganja I have evr smoked.I havent had the same since.It really smelled like you hit a skunk with you're car.I hate when i get a text from a dealer that says i got the killa skunk and its just dank no skunk at all.:peace:
 
cowboylogic

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Thanks Mcgician. I will keep you posted on the final weight of each. 1 plant no topping at all. 1 pinched just above the 2nd node and 1 above the 3rd node as the 6th node was showing. As you can see the 1 pinched above the 2nd is definitely stockier than the 1 above the third. But look at all the great cola sites on it! All 3 are female so if I can keep them from going hermi on me we should see a fair comparison.
 
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Feroce

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hydrotech364 said:
In the early 80's there was a lime green strain hard as a rock and was the dirty skunky lovely smelling aroma it was to this day some of the best ganja I have evr smoked.I havent had the same since.It really smelled like you hit a skunk with you're car.I hate when i get a text from a dealer that says i got the killa skunk and its just dank no skunk at all.:peace:
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That's the exact same stuff I saw around the same time. It was all over the Pacific Northwest. First time I ran into it I was fishing for steelhead trout, and a guy walked up about 40 feet away and started fishing. Pretty soon, I got a powerful whiff of putrid skunk...and then it was like a fog:o I looked over at the dude, and he had a certain red-eyed squintiness going on. So I called over to him, "Hey man, did you lose an argument with a skunk, or do you have something really evil in your pocket?"

It was indeed, quite evil:fire:
 
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s.c.mtn.hillbilly

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when I was a teenager back in 'da region in the 80's, we paid $40 a quarter for that stuff...back then, that was an absolute fortune! we called it 'upholstry glue' in coded telephone talk in front of parents. "hey tom, I've got that upholstry glue you needed for shop class.."...and upholstry glue it was! there's some that is probably the same on bidzbay right now.
 
MediMaryUser

MediMaryUser

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hey whats up stanky i love some stanky skunk smell too.

have you tried Massachusetts super skunk before?

could u rate it from 1-10 1 =shitty brown bud 10=best ever good taste smell high etc
 
stanky

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i have never had MSS, being in the midwest one has a very limited selection of clones, luckily i have found a dude who has Romulan, sour d, Lemon G, Candy, trinity just to name a few. The Mass is still Number 1 on my wish list of clones, maybe someday. for now a trinity clone will have to do.

-stanky
 
dunkin73

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In upstate N.Y. the skunk in the 80's was super-stinky, man I couldn't keep it in my pocket, my parents asked me if I stepped on a dead skunk? I had to hide it in dryer sheets in my closet. I remember the high being a fantastic, "up" buzz, inducing creativity and a general feeling of well being!! The plants I recently grew smelled skunky through veg but when they went to flower the smell dissipated to a floral.
 
Green Love

Green Love

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This is the skunk I remember, heavy stone, 3+ hours couchlock, red-eye, munchie train, heavy eye lids, extreme body stone - including your head, to stoned to pass joint, to stoned to walk, to stoned to talk, slight giggles. Then their was the extreme giggle weed, which I like both of these forms of skunk. Now, take the extremely stone and add the galorious giggle weed - now thats the best bud. Anti-depressement, no creative though.
 
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WenchFister

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Stanky buy these seeds. Pure burnt rubber burns your nose and sticks in your throat when you smoke it, I just bought 10 packs after my 5 year search to find it again. There's some in stock if you hurry ...
You have to buy their breed through don't buy white kush from anyone else. This is what you want my friend. You're welcome. I know it's been 11 year old thread but I'm going out on a limb.

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This strain is fitted for indoor and outdoor culture. Using 600 w bulbs is easy to get over 400 gr/m2 yields in just 3 months. Quebec White
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guitarzan

guitarzan

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I have to "Skunk #1" plants hanging up to dry right now. The guy who I buy my nutrients and stuff from at Grow Me Green sold me a few Skunk #1 seeds...I have 8 clones in veg and the two hanging up done. Thing is, never did they ever smell anything close to a skunk. I'm not sure any kids ever smelt a skunk before...and they sure were not around in the 1990's when I recall that Wheelchair Weed we called it...smelt like rancid skunk but sweet kinda. And everytime you smoked it, you got ripped. Young kids say, "Oh, you were younger then, you got higher. The pot nowadays is way, way better...blah-blah-blah..." Oh, you were there? No? Well, I was there then...so I know. lol I think it's all but gone buddy...and if there is any seeds around, they won't be up for sale anytime soon.
 
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