Strongest Strain Known To Man?

thanks i am just lucky where i live. i also really enjoy kush strains so i pick up good clones when there available then i make crosses with black domina pollen(to keep things mostly indica) and store f-1 seed crosses in the fridge. i dont use the seeds i just make them as insurance against clone strains dying out or laws changing

Definitley the Diablo and Diablo II OG's. Best I've ever had.

Or this really dank Blackberry Kush.

Diablo OG's are the shit. Just got my first clones of Headband (OG Kush X Sour Diesel) going for my next grow. I picked the mother up in Humboldt 1 month ago. Hopefully my pheno's are top notch. Peace

my question is still up in the air lol

1) I hear mention of 20% thc and all, but how do you find this out, I mean is there some testing kit or such or some method to test thc levels in a plant?

You guys are getting into some specific numbers and I'd like to know how you can tell how much is in a plant... does it have to be a live plant, or can it be dried. Do you need some expensive test kit or is there some MacGuiver kitchen test?

herijuana or green crack both are almost too strong

Thanks, guys. I'm glad you like her.

yeah i want clones of xxx og kush king og kush fire og kush headband diablo og kush and a few others to add to my collection there are so many og phenos out there. then ill find 2 or 3 of the best strains of these and only grow those. as far as thc percentages it means nothing there are dozens of cannabinoids in cannabis thc is just 1 factor all these alleged 20 plus thc strains are all 15 years old white.w haz strains g-13 ak-47 etc.. and are not even close to the new breed of clone strains in potency besides who does the tests? if not done independently then totally worthless anyways mostly marketing i think

i think its friggin hilarious how 'bicycle racer' or whatever his name is thinks that clones are always gonna be more potent over other types of plants hahaha

KillerBeeZ said:

2 questions... one is on topic the other not really

1) I hear mention of 20% thc and all, but how do you find this out, I mean is there some testing kit or such or some method to test thc levels in a plant?

2) where exactly are Tricomes located? I mean which part of the plant?

I have a fair microscope, and I've looked at the fan leaves and the bud hairs, It looks like the bud hairs have tricomes but what I see doesn't really look a lot like the images I found here, more like hairs (like on the fan leaves), does it take longer to form tricomes or am I looking in the wrong place?

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1) My understanding is that, seed companies and those that grow to sell seeds will do their best to create the idea conditions for the strain they are selling seeds for and once found they will send a sample to a lab and have the THC content analyzed, (I think there was another thread that had a link to a small kit that was relatively inexpensive and another that gave you the kit to send them a sample.) this is done to give buyers of their seeds an idea of what the potential THC level is on the strain. Companies that sell seeds (seed banks) use this info to market the strains and this is where most people get the numbers they quote, the true THC content of most of the weed they are smoking is not quite at the levels these seed banks quote to be realistic and IT DOESN'T MEAN YOU GET THAT EVERY GROW, the conditions will dictate this much more than genetics.

This can be somewhat misleading at times cause this is not the only thing that matters with the level of the affect. I mean, as I understand it, it is more important how the THC interacts with other cannabinoids and terpins and this interaction and balance is what will influence the affect and flavors.


2) where exactly are Tricomes located? I mean which part of the plant?

They can be located in numerous places, but they are most commonly found on the leaves closest to the bud sites and on the buds or flowers. You will find they look a lot like a clear or translucent tall lanky mushroom. When they start to turn a red/purple color, kinda looks like they are bleeding, they are starting to degrade and have peaked or ripened in a nut shell.

The other spikey looking thing, that doesn't have a 'head' on it, is something different and I just read something that describes these and I can't remember enough about it to give a proper explanation, pretty medicated then and now, lol. Anyways, these are primarily found under the plant leaves.


Hope this helps and like I said this is only my understanding based on the info I have looked at.

Currently the strongest strains that I personaly know of (but never tried 2 of the 3) are: "BC Buds" (I know it sounds generic but thats what mark emery named it; the first strain to break the 20% THC mark), "Neville's Haze" (which I've had the pleasure of being kicked in the face by at the Greenhouse Coffee Shop in Amsterdam), and the newest (which I believe may hold the current title of packing the highest percentage of THC) "Arayan's Haze"

I live in Toronto Canada and we get GREAT bud here, the strongest stuff that's been around here in as long as I can remember is "Green Crack" and I have just under an ounce in a mason jar waiting in my fridge... If you wanna burn that, make sure you don't have plans, and you don't feel like moving for awhile... Cuz if you smoke some of the "Green Crack", you will get stuck

growers dont create new strains for fun its ussually for profit. when a good clone comes around they want to protect there work and genetics this is why you dont find pure og kush seeds very often or others and if you do there ussually force flowered females prone to hermaphrodism or they are crossed to a different strain. it takes years of backcrossing to get close to the original clone if you do at all this is why seed companies usually give you f-1 seeds or crosses so your first grow will be uniform but if you create seeds they will not be stable or uniform so companies dont lose there true strains to competitors. again it takes years of work to create seeds with the same genes without the original male. evetually you will see these strains in seed form but it takes time. of course by this time there are always new and better clone strains coming out and the process repeats. if you think that the current crop of socal clone only genetics is not some of the best in the world then i guess youve not experienceed good cannabis or at least not the best. i have been to amsterdam a couple times and was unimpressed with what was available. i assume by your comments your not in california if you are shop around. clone strains are generally very new and growers dont giveaway there genetics for free when there is supply and demand it is simply a matter of bussiness. i think its friggin hilarious i have to explain such simple concepts. lol.

bicycle racer said:

Growers dont create new strains for fun its usually for profit. <snip> I think its friggin hilarious I have to explain such simple concepts. LOL

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You are absolutely correct.

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thanks for the rep point man. has anyone grown uk cheese clone(or smoked) i picked 1 up it says it is a special skunk #1 strain i know it is popular in england?

a blunt , fuk that , a big cylinder bong for me . if you had to make joints that big , wasnt that good.My hash plants would have your face in the pillow in 2 or 3 hits........... no but i have some blue cheese seeds sitting on the bakburner. after my babies are done here gonna do 20 mr.nice g13 hashplant sensi seeds.

Not sure if anyone has said this yet but Alaskan Ice has around 23% THC which is the most ive seen. Ordered seeds and just waiting. Genetics are WWxHaze cross which will just be insane.

BAMMER is the strongest weed ever.

Super silver haze was probably the best I've had so far along with alaskan Thunderfuck my fav. strain

When I first got into the mmj scene, growers were still "protecting" their strain by not sharing it around. Keeping their corner on the market.

But my husband I have been breeding, me for the last 10 years and him for the last 40, and giving away what we create to the mmj groups. They take them around the world. My Pit Bull grows in India, Thailand and Amsterdam. My Sugar Plum has gone to Japan and Jamaica.

We feel that mj is not about money, it is about saving lives. We put a lot of effort into creating powerful strains for people like me, with Stage 4 cancer or other terminal issues so that they don't have to spend every waking moment smoking.

I believe my Pit Bull is one of the strongest strains known to man. Ed Rosenthal used it to make his Ed Rosenthal's Superbud (or so I'm told). I actually had a grower get mad because he claimed that "Ed stole your strain and put his name on it!" I told him to relax: I give my strains away so that sick people have an opportunity to get them. I can't get them to Amsterdam, but Ed can. And from there they can go anywhere.

We seem to have started a trend: there are many breeders in Oregon, and they also tend to share their work around the mmj groups. There has been a phenomenal amount of development over the last 10 years here in Oregon.

It also helps that the groups give classes on growing & breeding.

Stoney Girl said:

When I first got into the mmj scene, growers were still "protecting" their strain by not sharing it around. Keeping their corner on the market.

But my husband I have been breeding, me for the last 10 years and him for the last 40, and giving away what we create to the mmj groups. They take them around the world. My Pit Bull grows in India, Thailand and Amsterdam. My Sugar Plum has gone to Japan and Jamaica.

We feel that mj is not about money, it is about saving lives. We put a lot of effort into creating powerful strains for people like me, with Stage 4 cancer or other terminal issues so that they don't have to spend every waking moment smoking.

I believe my Pit Bull is one of the strongest strains known to man. Ed Rosenthal used it to make his Ed Rosenthal's Superbud (or so I'm told). I actually had a grower get mad because he claimed that "Ed stole your strain and put his name on it!" I told him to relax: I give my strains away so that sick people have an opportunity to get them. I can't get them to Amsterdam, but Ed can. And from there they can go anywhere.

We seem to have started a trend: there are many breeders in Oregon, and they also tend to share their work around the mmj groups. There has been a phenomenal amount of development over the last 10 years here in Oregon.

It also helps that the groups give classes on growing & breeding.

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I must agree. For growers, Oregon is a special place. I moved to Portland a few months ago and have been growing it up for local patients since. Are you involved in the OMCCC at all? I'd love to try this pitbull you speak of. I've got an 8 and a half foot Kush beast in my backyard with about a month left and 3 ladies in bloom right now indoors. PM me. Peace.

best stuff i ever had was black haze.. shit made you feel like you were about to start tripping .. havent seen it around ever since