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~PIFF~ A.K.A. Uptown Haze/Frankies/Church. Preserving a Heritage...
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I'm guessing that was in reference to me questioning if Santa Cruz OHaze survives .I could say this with 100% certainty OHaze seeds are in existence. If they can/have been germinated I can't say
I'd imagine if anyone posting can source it , it would be you or Bodhi
Dreams do come true
1luvbigherb
One of my girlfriends from Santa Cruz, father passed away and she has his seeds from back in the day and said i could have them, so hopefully some of what you are talking about are in them....she always said weed is just different in cali...thats when Colombian and Acapulco Gols was out...she always said my dads weed never had seeds...this is in 1978 or so...so fingers crossed....may Ask Big Herb to help me with them...DJXX
You're correct.
Kiona farms is growing the CBH x A5/mThai.
That cut has been getting passed around and called PIFF / Uptown Haze.
I agree, not cool.
But....thats the new legal market for ya. Whatever sells.
Doc D
Active member
Vernalization
Member
pretty sure original haze are for sale on Gypsy's site.
I thought I'd post about the frankincense aroma.
I'm probably going to build a compendium for aromas, I think the DJ shorts chart is a good start,while it's more simplistic I think it's much better than the GHS flavor wheel, I really don't like what they did with it.
anyway, on to frankincense. I've had frankincense in extract oil, resin and stick form.
here's a list of adjectives I use to describe frankincense
- resinous like pine, while cedar might share some similarities, cedar has a warmth that frankincense doesn't have.
- woody like pencil shavings
- musty that's more of a sum of all other aromas rather than a particular aroma and really what differentiates it from simple pine resin.
- dusty this one is a little hard to describe, it's a nose feel, I think it's related to the woodiness of it.
- Citrus it's not particularly fruity but there's a faint orange smell to it.
- honey there's a tiny hint of sweetness to the resin.
now that's something you will smell in a fresh sample, as it ages, I noticed that the most with the oil I had, it will lose most of it's Citrus-y notes and smell a lot more like turpentine
I'm probably going to build a compendium for aromas, I think the DJ shorts chart is a good start,while it's more simplistic I think it's much better than the GHS flavor wheel, I really don't like what they did with it.
anyway, on to frankincense. I've had frankincense in extract oil, resin and stick form.
here's a list of adjectives I use to describe frankincense
- resinous like pine, while cedar might share some similarities, cedar has a warmth that frankincense doesn't have.
- woody like pencil shavings
- musty that's more of a sum of all other aromas rather than a particular aroma and really what differentiates it from simple pine resin.
- dusty this one is a little hard to describe, it's a nose feel, I think it's related to the woodiness of it.
- Citrus it's not particularly fruity but there's a faint orange smell to it.
- honey there's a tiny hint of sweetness to the resin.
now that's something you will smell in a fresh sample, as it ages, I noticed that the most with the oil I had, it will lose most of it's Citrus-y notes and smell a lot more like turpentine
Coughie
Member
This got skipped over pretty soundly, amongst the "derail"
I found it rather interesting though...
Pretty much backs up what you're saying though, burningfire.
Yes, I read something like that a few years ago, it's good information but I found that going by the presence of the terpenes themselves is kind of confusing. obviously concentration affects the final smell but it's such a fine balance.. I smell incense, woody and pine traits in my nepalese... but the typical aromas I associate more with indicas, like the musky and astringent aromas cover the former.
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FireIn.TheSky
Active member
Wrong thread, there is no frankincense in those seeds. You fell victim to a cunning name game just like the suckers that bought his Roadkill skunk that wasnt. You will have to take it to his forum where he will either ignore you, berate you or blow smoke up your ass.
e.T
Member
bodhi named the cut band aid haze. kiona calls it uptown piff.
i prefer cuban black haze x a5/thai.
