Cripple Creek - where can I find it?

[Green Elf]

I've Been looking for Cripple Creek for a very long time now.. and I have no idea where to get it. I searched google and Overgrow.com as well.. but no information about where to get this wonderful strain?

 

[Guest]

Try Tom Hill over on OG, there a few cripple creek crosses floatin around also.

I think Cripple creek is just part of the strains name it's soemthing like Salmon River Cripple creek or something eclectic like that.

Deep Chunk, Pine Tar Kush, and Caljax from Tom Hill are all listed on Seedbay for sale right now.

Tex

 

[strain_searcher]

cripple creek

cripple creek

I got it as a clone and recentlt flowered all of them but crossed it with sb so I could have some seeds.

cripple creek is deep chunk X pinetar kush

I would be interested in getting some seeds so i could get some different phenos.

 

[Guest]

I've only seen clones of this strain floating around, bout to make my own damn seeds lol, less maybe i can get my hands on the clone.

THC

 

[nycnoob]

welcome to icmag..lols i was bout to say talk to strain searcher.. hes in love with it.. but who wouldnt be...deep chunk.. yummie

 

[Guest]

Cripple Creek beans were given out by TH some time ago. pretty sure theres quite a bit of ungrown seed about and a few identical plants to mine around the country






CBF

 

[Green Elf]

Thanks for the replays guys! very beautiful pics Strain Searcher and CBF!!

The fact it's rare makes me just wanna get ahold of it even more...
god damn seed-addiction lol.

 

[Guest]

salmon creek has a variety that has taken hold in the lush north cali hills
word has it them plants croosbred and have taken root
cripple creek is probably a good example of this even though i have never heard of it. oddly these are refered to as big bud plants

 

[Guest]

salmon creek has a variety that has taken hold in the lush north cali hills
word has it them plants croosbred and have taken root
cripple creek is probably a good example of this even though i have never heard of it. oddly these are refered to as big bud plants

LOL, I wouldnt consider CC a big bud plant.............nice guess though

"Cripple Creek"- An F1 hybrid- (Pine Tar Kush X Deep Chunk) I
like this one a lot. Super rich flavor with an excellent high.
It is higher yielding than the Deep Chunk, and may be a contender as
a high grade commercial bud. This one takes me back to the days of
cut-off shirts, leg warmers and the roller rink. An old-timey
California skunk bud. Outdoors-first or second week of October,
indoors- less than 60 days

TomHills description of his work.

CBF

 

[mtnjohn]

man o man ... cbf.... tha tis truly some incredible looking weed

 

[strain_searcher]

drying CC

drying CC

 

[Green Elf]

anyone has more info / pics of CC?

good week to you all!

 

[Guest]

If I spring a leak she mends me...

 

[Guest]

Cripple Creek beans were given out by TH some time ago. pretty sure theres quite a bit of ungrown seed about and a few identical plants to mine around the country






CBF

I bet those nugs were great smoke...

 

[Raco]

strain_searcher,
Here´s some TomHill´s "X-18".Looks similar to the one in your pic?

 

[Beetlepumpr]

I have been trying to find and hunt down this strain for 2-22 months so don't feel bad. but finally i have the PTK, and DEEP CHUNK, so when I get those done I'm making a poop load of Cripple Creek, then after that I'm making Sour Creek, look at that one too( do a search here). With veg. time grow time, bean time, drying time, I'm looking at seven months from now before I even have Cripple Creek, then off to Sour Creek, then that will be another five months, it will all be worth it. If you don't have any by then , Hit me up!