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Found this while cruising strain reviews. I agree with all the strains I have grown or smoked from the list. Especially Acapulco Gold. It was never that strong IME and just a run of the mill Mexican weed. I never thought much of it back in the early 1970s. Of course, Guerrero is a large state, and a lot of different weed came out of there, including a pound of loose tops that I got in 1975 from there of the second best weed I have ever smoked to date. Most of these, including Blue Dream have to be grown right for sure. I grew Blue Dream and had poor results. It was OK, but I did not smoke much of it, like most haze hybrids that I have grown. And a lot of cuts are not what people think they are; they are S1 or F2 or some other strain entirely. In truth anyone can name a bean or plant whatever they want.
The overrated list is here:
The 9 Most Overhyped Cannabis Strains | Leafly
Happy New Year BigSur! A few days late but better than never! Someone say DP??? MMmmmmm.....love me some Durban! I am almost out of my Durban meds...but I have a couple plants of Durban x Alaskan Thunderfuck going that will have to scratch the itch until I run a plain Durban again.
I'm growing a Kalashnikov, and while researching Altai sativa, I ran across a study on the origins and history of Cannabis sativa.
An Analysis of Cannabis: Determining the Origin of the Superlative Weed
You know anything about the Russian Altai sativa, @BigSur ?
And then I went looking for Martin Booth ...
Cannabis, a History
WOW. Jeez dude, what a point to make! Something seems so wrong about it.and have only indica hybrids left to put the world to sleep with
As a black market item both highly politicized and religiously vilified, it remains vulnerable to information being distorted about it. Even now that it is legal in a lot of places, it seems that weed is only being exploited for cash. Or for egos and fame.
Yes I remember those days as well, i was never a seed collector and remember when my growing buddies were convinced the afghan was the answer...turned put everyone else did too.Amusing about Ace and Spain. I am not looking to distribute from Spain. In Holland and Spain they are clamping down now it seems. Turkey may be the Cannabis seed selling/trading center of the future. In the UK things are opening up on seed sales and trades.
I have Swami's best genetics, but I did not get them from them. Seeds prices are indeed ridiculous. They have been from day one, really. Back around 1980 my oldest brother was trying to get me to buy seeds from Nevil's catalog in Holland. I was like, WTF? I have a box of seeds in the freezer that I got for "free"! Well, I had to buy the weed to get the seeds, but they were essentially free. People also gave me beans, and I gave people beans. No one sold them. I would have loved to see the looks on people's faces if I showed up with oz's of Colombian Gold seeds to sell. That would have been a good laugh! One oz of 'lombo gold beans now? Oooooohhhhhh la la! Lets see, large Colombian seeds, say 50 seeds per gram, or 1,400 per oz. At $5 a bean, that is $7,000 !!! For one oz! An oz of Colombian Gold was about $40 the later half of the 1970s. They typically had 200-300 seeds in them, as the Colombians excelled at seedy weed. So bag weed then in seeds alone was worth $1,000 to $1,500 in seed 'value' today. *cough* And the weed was "free."