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80s Durban Poison
- Thread starter Love of Landrace
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Damn, those are pretty buds friend. I wished I had some of those in my jars.Who remembers this kind of flowerI know it’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but those old school stoners know how this hits
What can you tell us about your experience with it?
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I grew Dutch passions Durban Poison it was one single cola and it was like a real up high
Rodehazrd
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So no topping
those buds look dangerous
Is this SSSC Durban?
OleReynard
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Great question if it is I got more than a handful
TheDarkStorm
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Is that durban.......looks similar to swazi rooi.....looks good what ever it isWho remembers this kind of flower
OleReynard
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Could very well be Swazi.
There isn't any definite Durban strain just what went thru the port at the time.
Rastafarout
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You miss the 40yr old seed pop ? These are supposedly from the 80.s … that’s just funny ! I reckon it’s just a expression from a more recent sativa , maybe some Malawi in too with those calyxes and the resin coverage
But yeah the profiles are same as S.Africans
but those have no aniseed
And buds are wrong , not small and tight, and red hairs to fine .. just my opionion obviously
Supposedly, the 80's Durban was what a guy grew and sold in the Duban area during the 80's, maybe before. He stopped growing. Years later found several hundred seeds, and had someone else attempt to sprout the seed. Only thirteen seeds popped and grew, as they were decades old. Those thirteen were the parents to '80's Durban Poison'. Maybe more authentic 'Durban' than any of the other 'strains' that went through the port...or just as authentic. There is no one line that can be 'the only' Durban. It would be like trying to say that there is only 'one' true california weed, or one true SanDiego weed.
Rastafarout
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40 yr old seeds kept un-refrigerated in the most humid and hot city of South Africa all year round ?
Why is no one asking about that amazing seed popping tech ?
200 seeds
Got 13 to pop
And has about 7 different phenotypes that he describes check IG
several different terps even ..
from a supposed 80’s landrace / heirloom
Which you would expect to be homogeneous…..no ?
Edit- it does look like some really good sativa canna …but 80’s hmmmm doubt it
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Rastafarout
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I agree with Durban coming from diff provinces and countries , but mostly Southern Africa ..
the “Durban” expression was chosen to grow
as first grade , they knew they could sell that all at a premium no qualms ..
became the preferred thing to grow …
it would only express itself properly in right conditions those old generational sustenance farming OG’s knew exactly where these spots are .. trial and error
Valley of a thousand hills inland Durban could have supplied a small percentage
To hot (police) there for the massive amounts that got exported
Those decades
the “Durban” expression was chosen to grow
as first grade , they knew they could sell that all at a premium no qualms ..
became the preferred thing to grow …
it would only express itself properly in right conditions those old generational sustenance farming OG’s knew exactly where these spots are .. trial and error
Valley of a thousand hills inland Durban could have supplied a small percentage
To hot (police) there for the massive amounts that got exported
Those decades
No, landraces are not homogenous, they generally have phenos all over the place.
I know, specifically, the stuff labeled 'durban poison' that I was around, circa 89-92, came from a guy we knew in drakensberg (spelling might be wrong) SA. Thats all i knew about it, in terms of lineage or origin.
I remember it being so good everyone was asking about it. I didnt like the taste, but, loved the creative high it gave. I learned how to play drums and keyboard during a summer and durban poison.
you know...the good ol days the old timers always talk about, before, it became what it is today.
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I remember it being so good everyone was asking about it. I didnt like the taste, but, loved the creative high it gave. I learned how to play drums and keyboard during a summer and durban poison.
you know...the good ol days the old timers always talk about, before, it became what it is today.
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