Old Mendo

[happyherb]

yes....thanks for the extra pics....not that my pc can load them all right now....but will look at them at anouther time on a better pc.....

im glad i took an interest in the strain ...i also just bought anouther pack of ptk and cal-jax and a pack of pure haze mmmmm should have got 2 PH but i think to much and someone else smartly picked them up....

dubi....glad to see you have some going i'll watch out for them...ive enjoyed your grows since OG =]

raco i hope you do get your hands on some cal jax .....not enough grows documented yet....would be good to see someone grow it that knows toms strains...i'll start getting mine in as soon as im set up again in a few weeks.HH. =]-~

 

[Chaman]

jeje damn them some nice pics indeed !

As always my best to all, jsut following up and make'n sure i catch up with the thread...and was completly surprised too see a good friend !!! Budular, hey man realy great too see you, in those pms there might be a few of mine too, a blessing indeed to have you back on line with us.

Cool & Calm
Chaman

 

[Farmer John]

Very nice thread!

 

[dogsnob]

my mendo beans germed no probs at all 4 from 4 so far

 

[Guest]

Hola Chaman, Que pasa. This is getting like the old OG with TomHill, Raco and Chaman in the house all together makin noise.
I can't wait till all these TH seeds start showin their stuff. Should be quite a show the suspense is killing me. Irie, Bud

 

[Raco]

Not one surfaced yet
But I don´t give up easily!!

 

[Herbalistic]

Awesome pics as usual bone and very interesting thread.

 

[Brain]

I often wonder about the direction our breeding efforts might have
gone in had we lived a few more dirt roads up the highway in Humboldt.
More specifically & to the point- one of the areas in Sunsets Western
Garden Book climate zone 15 (Think redwood trees, Jurassic ferns & great folks). These spots are noted for their foggy mornings & June gloom, heavily influenced by coastal climate. If this mix came out of that region it would have certainly been sativa dominant as they have mold problems with indicas up there & different tactics evolved. By the way in my opinion that book mentioned is essential for western property hunting as microclimate & water supply greatly dictate the life you are able to live as a gardener of all things.
Nostalgic? Guilty. Yours truly,
Tom

Hey Tom,
I've followed your thread for a long time. Some of them were epic. Your opinion is greatly valued here on the boards for good reason. You know your stuff and I have learned a lot from you. You should write a book about doing it up in nor cal. I find the old tales from up there very entertaining. Now to get to the point, I was wondering if you have any other suggestions about property hunting in nor cal you would like to share. forgive me for going off topic but I have no access to pm's because my post count isn't up to 50 yet.

peace

 

[jaykush]

I often wonder about the direction our breeding efforts might have
gone in had we lived a few more dirt roads up the highway in Humboldt.
More specifically & to the point- one of the areas in Sunsets Western
Garden Book climate zone 15 (Think redwood trees, Jurassic ferns & great folks). These spots are noted for their foggy mornings & June gloom, heavily influenced by coastal climate. If this mix came out of that region it would have certainly been sativa dominant as they have mold problems with indicas up there & different tactics evolved

good post. I have always wondered what variety's would come up if we were to let strains adapt to local climates over years. too bad its just not possible at the moment. A local sativa grown by giant redwoods sounds awesome.

 

[Raco]

indoor x-XVIII

 

[Raco]

Well,since the X-18 is one of the strains in Old Mendo mix,I´ll post pics to help identify these rare paki.My keeper stinks of liniment
3 males that AF killed by mistake.I still blame myself for that I didn´t notice that he was SO drunk...

 

[medjool]

lol raco !!!
who did that????


PS I find ten more f2s, I keep looking..... and send

 

[Bacchus]

Was Tom responsible for the Deep Skunk 9 strain?

Good looking males...sorry to hear of their demise

 

[eugenegreen]

Was Tom responsible for the Deep Skunk 9 strain?

Good looking males...sorry to hear of their demise

Indeed he was Bacchus... DS9 is one of my favorites!

 

[medjool]

oh............................
Bacchus
tarantula and deep skunk #9 = genetics lost
at my house.... my husband was years from
teaching my son to smoke.... ds#9 was SO soothing.
AND.... not only that but TomHill said this is not high yield, however, in the greenhouse the yield was perfectly respectable, all these years later, I know that. The deep wreck and alibeep f2 are growing as large as he said they could, and indeed, outgrowing their space. These DC crosses are nothing short of the best you can grow.


mrs m

 

[Bacchus]

I have one alibeep getting ready to go into flower and 2 outside. We will see.

I have to believe that someone out there has some of the DeepSkunk 9 seeds ))))

Where did the deep wreck come from?

 

[Bonzo]

Hiya Tom , How are ya? i agree with FJ, nice thread!

peace

bonz






>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Nam myoho renge kyo!!!!!>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

 

[guest3854]

I know this thread is gonna be HUGE . With all tha documentation and pics , gonna be hella informative . Thanks for sharing with tha community Tom an' friends .

 

[XyZ]

Mendos are rolling ...big snowballs this will be

 

[medjool]

I have one alibeep getting ready to go into flower and 2 outside. We will see.

I have to believe that someone out there has some of the DeepSkunk 9 seeds ))))

Where did the deep wreck come from?

Richard Williams, and there is a deep something else in there too, not yet touched....