I have some left in my stash, CSI Humboldt should still have some stock available.
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Deliever to usa?I have some left in my stash, CSI Humboldt should still have some stock available.
I have some left in my stash, CSI Humboldt should still have some stock available.
Hey everyone....
Back in Chicagoland and I believe throughout the midwest, around every Christmas there used to be a strain that came out called Christmas buds. I mentioned this on another thread but felt it deserved its own thread in search of what it exactly was.
These buds were so delicious, a mix between a pinetree and a peppermint candy cane and were nice pinecone shaped buds, very dense, with bright green and bright red hairs. I remember just a small 1 hitter packed with the christmas nugs was very strong and would hit your lungs like you just inhaled quick dry cement...very very strong high....
I have been wondering for years if anyone knows what strain or genetics these "christmas buds" came from? I know that I have seen people saying, "its just some bud that someone put a name on" which I highly doubt is true because it was consistant for a few years in a row that I could remember, always the same taste, look, and heavy inhale...
I would love to hear if anyone knows anything about this strain/cut/genetics because I would love to see if their still available and get my hands on some Also would love to see how many people got a chance to experience this wonderful tasting annual treat...
I would say this probably was around 1991-1995 or so... and I was in Chicagoland at the time..
Same here. Grew up south of fort Worth. seemed like around Christmas we used to get a break from the amonia scented brick to something alot better.. super green and piney. So we called It x-mas bud. I always figure it was because people that grew locally outdoors, harvesting October and ready around x-mas. Just my thoughtsStories like this make young Jack sad. Growing up in Texas in the 90s all I we ever got was Mexican brick weed. Some smoked better than others but there were no names and it all pretty much looked the same.
I am in Austin and I always thought it came in with the x-mas trees from the N. West. My plan this year is to get some x-mas tree neddles and put them in a bag with some of my HG and see how it does.Same here. Grew up south of fort Worth. seemed like around Christmas we used to get a break from the amonia scented brick to something alot better.. super green and piney. So we called It x-mas bud. I always figure it was because people that grew locally outdoors, harvesting October and ready around x-mas. Just my thoughts
Oh man, we have a metric system, so ounces don't exist here
Basically, in EU countries price of commercial indoor/outdoor schwag is around €9-10 ($12). But this stuff will always be cut early, wet and lacking potency. If we translate it to US system, an 8ball would cost around €35 ($42), so an OZ would cost approximately $336. Getting something really good if you do not live in more liberal countries like Holland or Spain is extremely difficult, and in Italy a gram of HQ weed costs around €15-18... and that's why everybody smokes low grade Moroccan hash of potency around 5-8% THC going for around €6-8 a gram. Go figure!
Preach it broYeah but I bet you paid more than $50 an oz which is what we paid.
Still isn't much higher.. still around to.Yeah but I bet you paid more than $50 an oz which is what we paid.
I got to try this once back in 2000 to 2001, and it was amazing! I found this thread about two years ago when i started growing and i have been searching for xmas bud seeds since. I saw that some one posted you could get them from csi humboldt, so i ordered some up earlier this year. I just sprouted these about two weeks ago . I cant wait untill harvest time to try this strain again! I have four going right now, I swear if these all turn out to be males im going to be very disappointed.Old Thread, But a Good one.
The way I remember it "Christmas Bud" got it's name because it was harvested around T-Giving & was ready to sell around Christmas. The buds at that time of year were much better then buds grown at other times due to the colder weather & shorter days which brought out more Terpene & Trich production making these buds sticky & sweet smelling. I use to look forward to that bud every year. You would try to stock up on it, but it still didn't last too long.