To be clear: im not looking for this because i dont like powerfull genetics. Im looking for less narcotic strains because i cant prosper normally after smoking few bowls of todays genetics. Im an active man, i got lot work to do in my cottage property - belive me, when ive smoked chemdd i just seat on my ass and dont give a fuck. I cant do like this so im looking for some active non real powerfull strain, something what i can smoke all day long and still have some "intentions" to work. I leave my chem and diesels for night time smoking.
Thats why ive mentioned old scholl genetics. I remember weed in the 80 in EU, it was something amazing, you can smoked it all time whitout "fuck up" feeling.
So please tell me who sell thats genetics today? Like a said - i think 10% THC is max level what those weeds had.
Btw where i can find cherry bomb 2 and cherry maui? Ive google it , i cant find it.
Excuse me my poor english.
Agreed
This outdoor X18 is old school and very potent
Why not grow out a relatively potent strain but then cut it two or three weeks early? That should work I would think.
I'm looking for less narcotic strains because i cant prosper normally after smoking few bowls of todays genetics.
BTW, im looking some info about Juanita la Lagrimosa anybody have it? It looks pretty intersting.
I find this to be an extremely widespread phenomenon these days. I've even met a lot of older heads who simply do not smoke at all anymore because everything just wrecks them. They think it's them - "just getting old" or some shit. Nope - it's decades of selections favoring raw strength and up-front potency over the myriad higher-level subtleties that can exist in the cannabis headspace, and a market at large that currently demands strength over clarity.
We're getting into an era where the majority of smokers never actually experienced the 'old school', they just hear about it. I'm getting to be an old guy, been growing for 21 years, and I only experienced the very tail end of the Old School myself. But oh man... as a grower I'm still chasing the effect memories of a few samples that most 'new schoolers' would have dismissed as schwag without even trying it.
One quality I have noticed to be sorely lacking in many modern hybrids is kindness. It isn't truly 'definable', but when one experiences it, one knows. Kind herb doesn't rip your head off and blast you to the couch - it comes on sweetly, even gently, and doesn't dominate one's headspace, it enhances it. And it does not necessarily mean low potency.
I've noticed over time that plants from real Mexican genetics tend to have a clear, happy, energizing effect that allows one to go on living one's life. It's a shame that poorly-grown and handled imports have given that whole segment of the gene pool a bad name in many peoples minds. The best high I've ever experienced in my life was from some bricked Acapulco Gold circa 1989. I will never, ever forget that chunk of bud. It wasn't a remarkable day, we weren't doing anything out of the ordinary. We smoked it in a cement drainage ditch. 20 years later we're still talking about "that blonde seedless Mexican we got from _______'s dad". The only drawback is that they're difficult to grow indoors, but judging from the OP's SSH plant that shouldn't present a problem. Embrace the Mexican...
Another thing to try - give any one of your cuttings to an old hippie lady with an outdoor garden and see what she gets out of it. I think you'll be surprised.
Good luck in your search... once you find your daytime herb you'll know. It'll always be the first empty jar.
Hey Raco... always with the nicest of stashes.
I noticed the OP summed it up nicely on page 2:
I find this to be an extremely widespread phenomenon these days. I've even met a lot of older heads who simply do not smoke at all anymore because everything just wrecks them. They think it's them - "just getting old" or some shit. Nope - it's decades of selections favoring raw strength and up-front potency over the myriad higher-level subtleties that can exist in the cannabis headspace, and a market at large that currently demands strength over clarity.
We're getting into an era where the majority of smokers never actually experienced the 'old school', they just hear about it. I'm getting to be an old guy, been growing for 21 years, and I only experienced the very tail end of the Old School myself. But oh man... as a grower I'm still chasing the effect memories of a few samples that most 'new schoolers' would have dismissed as schwag without even trying it.
One quality I have noticed to be sorely lacking in many modern hybrids is kindness. It isn't truly 'definable', but when one experiences it, one knows. Kind herb doesn't rip your head off and blast you to the couch - it comes on sweetly, even gently, and doesn't dominate one's headspace, it enhances it. And it does not necessarily mean low potency. I'll bet Raco's Tom Hill X18 there is as kind as Mr. Rogers while it's completely kicking your ass. I was actually going to recommend Tom's X18 and Grindhouse Ancient Afghan. Steele's description of his Ancient Afghan line makes me think it's what we used to refer to as "Christmas tree bud" in the central CA foothills in the late 1980s. It was available in late October and gone by New Years. Smelled like green apples, pine and skunk. Amongst my inner circle, the old Christmas Tree bud is still the benchmark for 'kindness'. Haven't seen it since 1991-2.
I've noticed over time that plants from real Mexican genetics tend to have a clear, happy, energizing effect that allows one to go on living one's life. It's a shame that poorly-grown and handled imports have given that whole segment of the gene pool a bad name in many peoples minds. The best high I've ever experienced in my life was from some bricked Acapulco Gold circa 1989. I will never, ever forget that chunk of bud. It wasn't a remarkable day, we weren't doing anything out of the ordinary. We smoked it in a cement drainage ditch. 20 years later we're still talking about "that blonde seedless Mexican we got from _______'s dad". The only drawback is that they're difficult to grow indoors, but judging from the OP's SSH plant that shouldn't present a problem. Embrace the Mexican...
The plants I've grown with Congolese genetics in the background have also had a tremendous clarity and energy to their effect. Anything Congo is straight-up couch repellant. The ACE Bangi Haze mentioned a few pages back is Congo x Nepalese, but I've found Nepalese genetics usually have that "BLAMMO!!" kind of potency the OP is trying to avoid. I think the absolute strongest pot I've ever had was grown from pure Nepalese genetics. It was like an energy brick to the 3rd eye. Amazing! - but not particularly functional. ACE's Congo hybrid has a few Congolese lines blended with a little Paki Chitral, that's definitely one to look into. I've also heard very good things about the effect of their Panama line, but I have not yet grown or sampled it so I can't say myself.
Another thing to try - give any one of your cuttings to an old hippie lady with an outdoor garden and see what she gets out of it. I think you'll be surprised.
Good luck in your search... once you find your daytime herb you'll know. It'll always be the first empty jar.
Hey Raco... always with the nicest of stashes.
I noticed the OP summed it up nicely on page 2:
I find this to be an extremely widespread phenomenon these days. I've even met a lot of older heads who simply do not smoke at all anymore because everything just wrecks them. They think it's them - "just getting old" or some shit. Nope - it's decades of selections favoring raw strength and up-front potency over the myriad higher-level subtleties that can exist in the cannabis headspace, and a market at large that currently demands strength over clarity.
We're getting into an era where the majority of smokers never actually experienced the 'old school', they just hear about it. I'm getting to be an old guy, been growing for 21 years, and I only experienced the very tail end of the Old School myself. But oh man... as a grower I'm still chasing the effect memories of a few samples that most 'new schoolers' would have dismissed as schwag without even trying it.
One quality I have noticed to be sorely lacking in many modern hybrids is kindness. It isn't truly 'definable', but when one experiences it, one knows. Kind herb doesn't rip your head off and blast you to the couch - it comes on sweetly, even gently, and doesn't dominate one's headspace, it enhances it. And it does not necessarily mean low potency. I'll bet Raco's Tom Hill X18 there is as kind as Mr. Rogers while it's completely kicking your ass. I was actually going to recommend Tom's X18 and Grindhouse Ancient Afghan. Steele's description of his Ancient Afghan line makes me think it's what we used to refer to as "Christmas tree bud" in the central CA foothills in the late 1980s. It was available in late October and gone by New Years. Smelled like green apples, pine and skunk. Amongst my inner circle, the old Christmas Tree bud is still the benchmark for 'kindness'. Haven't seen it since 1991-2.
I've noticed over time that plants from real Mexican genetics tend to have a clear, happy, energizing effect that allows one to go on living one's life. It's a shame that poorly-grown and handled imports have given that whole segment of the gene pool a bad name in many peoples minds. The best high I've ever experienced in my life was from some bricked Acapulco Gold circa 1989. I will never, ever forget that chunk of bud. It wasn't a remarkable day, we weren't doing anything out of the ordinary. We smoked it in a cement drainage ditch. 20 years later we're still talking about "that blonde seedless Mexican we got from _______'s dad". The only drawback is that they're difficult to grow indoors, but judging from the OP's SSH plant that shouldn't present a problem. Embrace the Mexican...
The plants I've grown with Congolese genetics in the background have also had a tremendous clarity and energy to their effect. Anything Congo is straight-up couch repellant. The ACE Bangi Haze mentioned a few pages back is Congo x Nepalese, but I've found Nepalese genetics usually have that "BLAMMO!!" kind of potency the OP is trying to avoid. I think the absolute strongest pot I've ever had was grown from pure Nepalese genetics. It was like an energy brick to the 3rd eye. Amazing! - but not particularly functional. ACE's Congo hybrid has a few Congolese lines blended with a little Paki Chitral, that's definitely one to look into. I've also heard very good things about the effect of their Panama line, but I have not yet grown or sampled it so I can't say myself.
Another thing to try - give any one of your cuttings to an old hippie lady with an outdoor garden and see what she gets out of it. I think you'll be surprised.
Good luck in your search... once you find your daytime herb you'll know. It'll always be the first empty jar.
Ive read this, great site and great project. but im looking for someone who smoked it i like to have comparison what the breeders says and what the growers point of view.
lowryder 1 or 2 quite a nice high but rather weak.
...I find this to be an extremely widespread phenomenon these days. I've even met a lot of older heads who simply do not smoke at all anymore because everything just wrecks them. They think it's them - "just getting old" or some shit. Nope - it's decades of selections favoring raw strength and up-front potency over the myriad higher-level subtleties that can exist in the cannabis headspace, and a market at large that currently demands strength over clarity.
We're getting into an era where the majority of smokers never actually experienced the 'old school', they just hear about it. I'm getting to be an old guy, been growing for 21 years, and I only experienced the very tail end of the Old School myself. But oh man... as a grower I'm still chasing the effect memories of a few samples that most 'new schoolers' would have dismissed as schwag without even trying it.
One quality I have noticed to be sorely lacking in many modern hybrids is kindness. It isn't truly 'definable', but when one experiences it, one knows. Kind herb doesn't rip your head off and blast you to the couch - it comes on sweetly, even gently, and doesn't dominate one's headspace, it enhances it. And it does not necessarily mean low potency. I'll bet Raco's Tom Hill X18 there is as kind as Mr. Rogers while it's completely kicking your ass. I was actually going to recommend Tom's X18 and Grindhouse Ancient Afghan. Steele's description of his Ancient Afghan line makes me think it's what we used to refer to as "Christmas tree bud" in the central CA foothills in the late 1980s. It was available in late October and gone by New Years. Smelled like green apples, pine and skunk. Amongst my inner circle, the old Christmas Tree bud is still the benchmark for 'kindness'. Haven't seen it since 1991-2.