That would be my summation as well. Unicorns, while making a good stoner story, simply don't exist.
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That would be my summation as well. Unicorns, while making a good stoner story, simply don't exist.
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I wonder... if you could travel back in time and smoke some of these legends, would it even live up to expectation or would you be sorely disappointed.
Nostalgia is a powerful emotion, but we're spoilt for choice these days. It just takes a little time to sift through all the generic offerings to find something that really hits the mark for you.
Nostalgia is a powerful emotion, but we're spoilt for choice these days. It just takes a little time to sift through all the generic offerings to find something that really hits the mark for you.
Previous experiences regarding nostalgic notions in my life would lead me to put my money on the "sorely disappointed" option.
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I'm leaning in that direction as well.
You just need to watch a rerun of Knight Rider. LOL!
You just need to watch a rerun of Knight Rider. LOL!
Hmmm... been seeing Carol Burnett reruns lately. I'm a bit happy-nostalgic about those. Love me some "Mrs. Wiggins".
In the "happy with this strain" category, I've been running the exact (cloned) same strain for many years now. Others have come and gone, but one remains always constant.
My point being, when you find a plant that works, try to hang onto it. It may not be the best/most massive/tastiest of all your girls, but a strain that preforms well is worth hanging on to.
My point being, when you find a plant that works, try to hang onto it. It may not be the best/most massive/tastiest of all your girls, but a strain that preforms well is worth hanging on to.
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What strain is it Tead?
I still have to get a few more grows and strains under my belt before I can start narrowing it down to a handful of strains.
I still have to get a few more grows and strains under my belt before I can start narrowing it down to a handful of strains.
Nirvana OGK.
She seems to tolerate my heat and humidity well. That gives her some pretty big bonus points in my little corner of the swamp.
She seems to tolerate my heat and humidity well. That gives her some pretty big bonus points in my little corner of the swamp.
Oh... and my last comment points out the genetics issues. Everyone has OGK. I can't just say "OGK" because that label have very different meanings depending on the seed vendor you select. Crazy and useless.
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Ironic that your keeper is one of the legends we were talking about. LOL! I don't mean that in a derogatory way.
I recently added Lost Coast OG (emerald triangle) to my wishlist. After alot of reading, it seems theirs is pretty close to the real deal although who knows what the real deal actually is.
I recently added Lost Coast OG (emerald triangle) to my wishlist. After alot of reading, it seems theirs is pretty close to the real deal although who knows what the real deal actually is.
REALLY!?!? I didn't catch that. Awesome irony!
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Now I can't tell if you're being sarcastic. 
Sometimes it's hard to pick up on tone in a forum.
Sometimes it's hard to pick up on tone in a forum.
No sarcasm... I often absorb ideas and thoughts from words rather than their actual literal content. Leads me to miss specific things in words, but hey, it works (ish) for me.
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Ok cool.
Back to OGK. It's lineage seems to be as convoluted as Chemdawg/dog. Some saying it is chemdawg plain and simple, others say it is a special pheno of chemdawg and then still others that say it is chemdawg x with something else. I think some variety of skunk.
Back to OGK. It's lineage seems to be as convoluted as Chemdawg/dog. Some saying it is chemdawg plain and simple, others say it is a special pheno of chemdawg and then still others that say it is chemdawg x with something else. I think some variety of skunk.
Damn... i just went to look up it's lineage, and I see I've made yet another mistake.
Dinafem... not Nirvana. Sorry all. Shit I think I said Nirvana in other places.... damn it!
Per Dinafem...
"It has been obtained by crossing Lemon Thai / Pakistani with the famous ChemDawg"
Dinafem... not Nirvana. Sorry all. Shit I think I said Nirvana in other places.... damn it!
Per Dinafem...
"It has been obtained by crossing Lemon Thai / Pakistani with the famous ChemDawg"
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Yeah, alot of breeders went that route. Basically trying to recreate the original which of course was clone only.
I've seen a few people mention that Dinafem make a decent version of OGK.
I've seen a few people mention that Dinafem make a decent version of OGK.
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Dinafem have some ewal good genetics , I'd say they would be closest if I had to pick.
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That's a tough call Doc. I've been wanting to grow OGK or a variety of OGK for a while now. Trying to figure out who has the closest to the original is almost an exercise in futility.
At the moment I'm leaning towards Emerald Triangle's Lost Coast OG. Based purely on reviews from growers and strain nerds, and also because they use chemdawg #4 which seems to be one of the better chem phenos.
F#ck, I don't know. I think I will have to find out for myself soon enough.
Then there is also OG#18 from reserva privada/dna genetics. I am a huge fan of their stuff, so I might just go with who I trust.
At the moment I'm leaning towards Emerald Triangle's Lost Coast OG. Based purely on reviews from growers and strain nerds, and also because they use chemdawg #4 which seems to be one of the better chem phenos.
F#ck, I don't know. I think I will have to find out for myself soon enough.
Then there is also OG#18 from reserva privada/dna genetics. I am a huge fan of their stuff, so I might just go with who I trust.
Say... you just might be farming some free range "wisdom" there.
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LOL!
Still... I like a bit of variety as well. Sometimes you have to risk wasting some hard earned cash in the hopes of stumbling on to something special you would otherwise have overlooked.
My next seed purchase will involve a bowl, about 50 strain names, and a blindfold.
Still... I like a bit of variety as well. Sometimes you have to risk wasting some hard earned cash in the hopes of stumbling on to something special you would otherwise have overlooked.
My next seed purchase will involve a bowl, about 50 strain names, and a blindfold.