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thisbuds4u101

thisbuds4u101

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Well I don’t live in the mountains lol, but on occasion I do pass on a few clones I feel the only way to keep this historical strain out there is to make it available to others with the knowledge an passion as I have. Skunk # 1 is actually a very easy plant to clone. Your right you can’t contain the stank. I live in the country and my driveway is just over a tenth of a mile off the road and you can easily smell it from my mailbox. I regularly tell folks skunks are a big problem around where I live. They seem to buy it. Lol
 
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zeppelinrules

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thisbuds4u101 said:
There are a few who have kept the original going I personally have been cloning from the original since 1987. Poison Kush since 1991. I was 14 hanging out with Joe and Sam when they brought skunk # 1 into this world. Original Sacred Seed. Then they got raided by the DEA, Joe was arrested and later went to Canada. Sam (Dave) left for the Netherlands after I got out of the military I hooked back up with him in 86 he was still working on plant genetics in 88 he won the Cannabis Cup cultivators choice. I came back to the states with a cassette player hollowed out filled with Skunk # 1 seeds. Thought I’d share a bit of history with everyone.
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tardis said:
He's on Instagram under the name StinkBank or RealStinkBank. RealStinkBank on IG and message him and ask him about his clones. I spoke to him yesterday and he said he got the clones of Skunk #1 direct from the breeder, drove 6 hours to get them, and they will be up soon. I know i'm going to order a cut of it once its available.
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found him, nice looking buds.... where is 707, Cal?
 
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decrepit digits

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guilty, I too been breeding the smell out for a very long time, lost some other qualities at first got most back. Took a revert to a cup in 09 they hated it. Been trying to find a trigger for the smell lately, no luck so far.
 
thisbuds4u101

thisbuds4u101

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Illinois I’m definitely old school, been slowly expanding my horizons working in new tech from time to time. I guess that’s the Boomer in me lol.
 
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