OG Kush heritage?

[MJtheIndicator]

Chemdogs story is legit

The question is where did the seeds come from.. I'm guessing afghani, could be paki though.. It's definitely kush from the kush mountains.

I agree, chem seems a component not much to debate. I guess it would be nice to have the greater community reach a deeper understanding of the Kush region instead of the party-line kush smoosh, does it really matter, its all the same place. The mountain range itself spans a large area and therefore climates and soil, so the variety is a given. I'm also curious about how widespread Pakistani genetics truly were in 80's America.

 

[MJtheIndicator]

Do either of these show dominant skunk floral aromas? Very, very pungent, almost zesty.

Eventhough skunk has its Afghanistan bracket, I don't notice a skunk structure or terp profile comparing on average or majority to OG, if its zest that's possibly a Chem Dawg expression.

 

[KiefSweat]

the only Pakistani genetics im familiar with are strains like pck and x18, those seem to be more hindu kush like strains to me, i personally think ogs are lowland later flowering Afghans

The Kandarhi varieties i've grown are more sativa looking in the leaf but hashplant like in structure, and i've seen similar three bladed leaf in some of the plants. the Lashgar's I grew which are from only 100-200 miles away are more wide leaf bubba looking plants that have more of a chem bud structure and smell, the male i had was a dead ringer for some chemD in smell.

 

[KiefSweat]

and i've heard credible stories about a pakastani hashplant being in the daywrecker/original diesel but then that begs to question if those are parents to the og or similar lines

 

[TheRealHash]

I agree, chem seems a component not much to debate. I guess it would be nice to have the greater community reach a deeper understanding of the Kush region instead of the party-line kush smoosh, does it really matter, its all the same place. The mountain range itself spans a large area and therefore climates and soil, so the variety is a given. I'm also curious about how widespread Pakistani genetics truly were in 80's America.

I meant the guy nicknamed Chemdawg not the strain(Chemdog is his work/bagseeds)

 

[harry74]

Masterkush from DP 15 years ago wasn´t that different from OG KUSH (regular).
¿ What Americans could you find in Pakistan on the 80´s?

C.I.A and that...

 

[harry74]

It´s here

It´s here

Check guys,check:

Lalamusa Pakistan North East, Border with India:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-fMmyb8uwM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lalamusa

We have a new one Lalamusa Kush.

Come on King get the plain ticket, a new strain hunters.

 

[MJtheIndicator]

Lake Tahoe is beautiful, I saw E.T. open in a theatre there

Lake Tahoe is beautiful, I saw E.T. open in a theatre there

I meant the guy nicknamed Chemdawg not the strain(Chemdog is his work/bagseeds)

Strain: Chem Dawg (Chemdawg) Breeder: Chemdog
I do trust his bagseed is part of the Tahoe

 

[MJtheIndicator]

Bost

Bost

the Lashgar's I grew which are from only 100-200 miles away are more wide leaf bubba looking plants that have more of a chem bud structure and smell, the male i had was a dead ringer for some chemD in smell.

A user mentioned a purple and a supposed superior green version of the Lashkar Gah, did you notice a green? Same user also claimed it to be mold prone which beckons minor sativa comparative. Nonetheless, its an arid place, there's the two rivers extensive canals and a thin stretch of vegetation, but the valley is harsh and there's been no fresh water for decades. Good to know a purple expressive plant comes from the desolation of Helmand Province. If you consider the Helmand and Arghandab Valley Authority's activity in the 60's thru '78 and the start of Soviet presence, I could see a fair amount of Americans splitting Helmond after a decade of acclimation and having somewhat deep local ties, deep enough to exchange gifts.

 

[MJtheIndicator]

Hashishine¿

Hashishine¿

good call mj, I only have hunches you ever run dj shorts blue moonshine? I loved that stuff!

I'm actually curious if anyone around here has ever used it for hash or the OTM for that matter.

 

[MJtheIndicator]

Alices in Chainland

Alices in Chainland

Check guys,check:

Lalamusa Pakistan North East, Border with India:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-fMmyb8uwM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lalamusa

We have a new one Lalamusa Kush.

Come on King get the plain ticket, a new strain hunters.

I hear duckfeet in the distance, I think they're calling my name maybe now you can't hear them, but you will if you just take... H

Here they come to snuff the rooster
Yeah here come the rooster, yeah
You know he ain't gonna die
No, no, no ya know he ain't gonna die​

 

[KiefSweat]

The lashgar I believe the legend goes is selected for smoking and not hashing. I didn't notice much purple but it did have a darker waxier looking leaf that if it was colder would be more purple. The bud size could lead to some mold or rot but I didn't have any issues with that outside. The bud was more chem in color to me lighter green with orange hairs

The purple/green lines might be from the Kunduz and not the lashgar. I've only grown some offspring of that but those lines may be the fruitier more blueberry/bubblegum like afghans

 

[harry74]

Of course

 

[MJtheIndicator]

The bud was more chem in color to me lighter green with orange hairs

Sounds like it would make more sense paired with a chem than Delta9's new offering of a Mazar x Chem

 

[CARE giver]

I definitely feel like its a lemon sativa crossed with maybe chemdawg/kush... or something along those lines.

 

[KiefSweat]

Sounds like it would make more sense paired with a chem than Delta9's new offering of a Mazar x Chem

i heard someone locally was making a chem4 x lashgar this summer should be very interesting

 

[LAMBS-BREAD]

OG Kush = S1 of Triangle Kush clone from the swamp. Triangle Kush lineage, according to Big Ricky = (Lemon Thai x Hindu Kush) x Pine Tar Kush

The first OG Kush to appear ONLINE is the cut known as Ghost OG. The cut was brought to the online comunity by ORGNKID. The Kid got the cut from some guy who found seeds in some buds they got in 1991 in Florida. They pop the seeds and selected the cut. Then those guy brought the cut to CA in 1996.

Question is was those bud they got in 1991, Triangle Kush bud? I like to speculate yes it was. And if its the case it make a lot of sense.

Now about the Chemdog being the OG mom, there's near to 0% of chance that this is true. A guy done 100 S1 of the 91 Chemdog and never got a OG from it. Few peeps have S1 the Triangle Kush, and guess what they got out of it?

anyway, this story is soon to be debunked, a lot of test are be done.

 

[jayjayfrank]

ya, that

ten years ago there was only one OG Kush cut, I assume we are all talking about that one...

so which is it, og kush the cut or og kush the 'cultivar' with 100 different clones

and no, at this point still, I have no solid evidence or info that anything iv ever seen called og kush is the real og kush, same for the chems.

i guess its only these specific regions in asia that the traits come from and some dna couldnt do the job?

 

[Ottoman]

I don't know if anyone listens to the Adam Dunn weed talk radio show but their was an interesting interview with a dude I believe named Dave Richards, he was on for about a half hour or so and he seemed to have a lot of knowledge without a hiccup during the interview. he claimed that OG kush was Afghan x thai x hash plant, that came from a grower name Frank Gegax who was arrested in 1991 who did massive underground grows with generators all off the grid. I won't quote a whole bunch on the interview but anyone who is interested should listen, just google Adam Dunn Show with Dave Richards. A little long but lots of info that makes sense IMO with the time lines and all.

 

[Mate Dave]

I think its a skunk type cross, either a Oxacan sativa, Columbian or Chitral type thing, remember the best weeds as far as pedigree is concerned are those which utilised scientific breeding principles such as, Skunk, NL and Haze and there are other blends of these which were highly sort after.

This is not to say they are the best for your particular needs but they are the pinnacle of breeding and what can be done.

Nowadays we have people messing about.

The original ways of keeping the continuous variation of the fields of weed is long lost to most Provenances as they have become blended diluted and lost. Perhaps OG is a result of what would have happened in particular regions.

The calyx structure of the OGKA is almost identical to that of classic skunk crosses. It's not loose and airy its dense and looks hybrid, a lanky Indica.

It's 100% not a NL cross but possibly a "Bolt"