After many years of growing Ace Seeds varieties and some others that are not so commercial or "fan boy" popular, I have a rolling and growing list of herb that I just will not smoke or touch.
I live and travel (somewhat frequently) in close enough proximity to WA, OR, CO, CA. I have tried all of the "fire" strains imaginable. Just about every one that has a dedicated "sticky" in this forum and they are all blah! Junk! If I see any of the following in the name, or any combination of them, I move on:
OG
Sour
Mint
Cookie
Kush
Diesel
Wreck
Glue
Gorilla
Sugar
White
AK
Widow
Matanuska
NL
Bubba
I could probably think of a few more...... All bland and boring. If they boast about or are pushed for their "high thc %", I move on. Most are poorly selected for odor/scent and some worthless THC number.
True NL was lost a long time ago. Matanuska was never a particular plant or seed run from two specific parents.
The commercial market has absolutely ruined cannabis. Much better effects and variety.
I saw the list of stickies in this forum and remembered why I rarely stop in here.
Go ahead and flame away. I do not care.
I live and travel (somewhat frequently) in close enough proximity to WA, OR, CO, CA. I have tried all of the "fire" strains imaginable. Just about every one that has a dedicated "sticky" in this forum and they are all blah! Junk! If I see any of the following in the name, or any combination of them, I move on:
OG
Sour
Mint
Cookie
Kush
Diesel
Wreck
Glue
Gorilla
Sugar
White
AK
Widow
Matanuska
NL
Bubba
I could probably think of a few more...... All bland and boring. If they boast about or are pushed for their "high thc %", I move on. Most are poorly selected for odor/scent and some worthless THC number.
True NL was lost a long time ago. Matanuska was never a particular plant or seed run from two specific parents.
The commercial market has absolutely ruined cannabis. Much better effects and variety.
I saw the list of stickies in this forum and remembered why I rarely stop in here.
Go ahead and flame away. I do not care.