Dogs are trained to smell a terpene that is in pretty much all pot. I believe its Caryophyllene.
Skunk thiols are just in very skunky stuff. Dogs would miss most strains trained to sniff out skunky thiols only.
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Dogs are trained to smell a terpene that is in pretty much all pot. I believe its Caryophyllene.
Skunk thiols are just in very skunky stuff. Dogs would miss most strains trained to sniff out skunky thiols only.
OneStonedPony
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I've never smoked a RKS so I've got no point of reference, but I recently smoked some ISP IC91 I grew that is the most potent shit I've ever smoke. I had one pheno that smelled so foul & skunky it turned my stomach. After I dried it, it stayed skunky smelling, and I could smell some diesel to. Most of them were diesely smelling, but that one that wasn't diesely dominant, was nasty skunky. I have some buds in a jar, and it's inside a plastic container, and the smell is still getting out. Any chance RKS is related to Chem 91 ?
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Yes there is a chance. I read stories about the finding of chem, and when a person had a sample in his pocket in a grocery store, the clerk said who dragged in a dead skunk? or something to that effect, and thats the same pot that chemdog found 13 seeds in, and the chem weed came from that. the guys who had the connection met him at a grateful dead show when they were selling, and sent him a couple ozs in the mail later, and one of those had the 13 seeds.
Did anyone hear of dogshit skunk ??
It would be cool if Chem is a bunch of S1's of RKS.... But isnt Skunk super stable?
Ive never had a problem or seen/heard any problems of Skunk throwing herms in even noob gardens. So I would believe RKS(affy/mexi pheno of skunk) x Paki before it being an S1/2 of RKS itself.
Ive never had a problem or seen/heard any problems of Skunk throwing herms in even noob gardens. So I would believe RKS(affy/mexi pheno of skunk) x Paki before it being an S1/2 of RKS itself.
the heavy indica leaner we had would have a few hermies in weeks 10-12 sometimes. I grew out quite a few of the seeds, saw many different phenos.
Yeah Wally that is one name I've heard for a variety over here.
Was talking to people a lot about this for a while.......I'm still holding about 1,000 beans in maybe 10 different batches from mid/late 80's......(of roadkill)....
Did a germ test couple years ago and virtually all popped immediately.....(overlooked a pre soak wash due to questionable storage and they turned south shortly afterwards)
We're hoping to run them this year for selections and further development....
Did a germ test couple years ago and virtually all popped immediately.....(overlooked a pre soak wash due to questionable storage and they turned south shortly afterwards)
We're hoping to run them this year for selections and further development....
FoothillsFarmer
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TheGardner
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Try soaking them in a GA3 mix, it increases the percentage that pop, especially with older beans
TheGardner
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Depends on the age of the seeds
As above.....virtually all popped immediately to my surprise....but the storage conditions were obvious (musty smelling ammo box, stored in an outbuilding, etc......seasonal cycles, etc)....didn't occur to me to do a sanitizing rinse prior to soak to rinse off the nasties....(or was it just overlooked due to my excitement 
.....)
Very interested in what will come out of it, because if people recall, there were several/many versions of "skunk" way back when......(structure, high, smell, etc.....there never was a single uniform "skunk"....I can readily recall the one(s) I preferred though....and they all came from various sources as well (throughout the nation and down south as well)....at the time (what....30+/- years ago?), we were doing and seeing significant volume daily/weekly from various sources, so....
I think the least desirable (to us, but in demand for sales, of course) was one that smell was a little "dull" (true roadkill though)......structure was, for lack of a better phrase on the "delicate" side....
The most desired being one that was extremely solid chunks, neon green (finished), and, best explanation being "You could have a 1/4 ox in a drawer in a bedroom on 2nd floor of a house and by next day smell it walking in the front door
)...
Exhale of all was driving over a fresh roadkill.....
We're very anxious to run these all out...looks like this year we're going to have some serious (serious) space....and work the population down to the most hardcore/textbook (and then possibly rework a little further following that).. ..
We'll spread em out...my one associate/partner has quite the interest in developing a retail full product line.......We should have the time and space to work some extremely large populations.....
.....)Very interested in what will come out of it, because if people recall, there were several/many versions of "skunk" way back when......(structure, high, smell, etc.....there never was a single uniform "skunk"....I can readily recall the one(s) I preferred though....and they all came from various sources as well (throughout the nation and down south as well)....at the time (what....30+/- years ago?), we were doing and seeing significant volume daily/weekly from various sources, so....
I think the least desirable (to us, but in demand for sales, of course) was one that smell was a little "dull" (true roadkill though)......structure was, for lack of a better phrase on the "delicate" side....
The most desired being one that was extremely solid chunks, neon green (finished), and, best explanation being "You could have a 1/4 ox in a drawer in a bedroom on 2nd floor of a house and by next day smell it walking in the front door
)...Exhale of all was driving over a fresh roadkill
.....We're very anxious to run these all out...looks like this year we're going to have some serious (serious) space....and work the population down to the most hardcore/textbook (and then possibly rework a little further following that).. ..
We'll spread em out...my one associate/partner has quite the interest in developing a retail full product line...
....We should have the time and space to work some extremely large populations.....TheGardner
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As above.....virtually all popped immediately to my surprise....but the storage conditions were obvious (musty smelling ammo box, stored in an outbuilding, etc......seasonal cycles, etc)....didn't occur to me to do a sanitizing rinse prior to soak to rinse off the nasties....(or was it just overlooked due to my excitement
Very interested in what will come out of it, because if people recall, there were several/many versions of "skunk" way back when......(structure, high, smell, etc.....there never was a single uniform "skunk"....I can readily recall the one(s) I preferred though....and they all came from various sources as well (throughout the nation and down south as well)....at the time (what....30+/- years ago?), we were doing and seeing significant volume daily/weekly from various sources, so....
I think the least desirable (to us, but in demand for sales, of course) was one that smell was a little "dull" (true roadkill though)......structure was, for lack of a better phrase on the "delicate" side....
The most desired being one that was extremely solid chunks, neon green (finished), and, best explanation being "You could have a 1/4 ox in a drawer in a bedroom on 2nd floor of a house and by next day smell it walking in the front door
Exhale of all was driving over a fresh roadkill
We're very anxious to run these all out...looks like this year we're going to have some serious (serious) space....and work the population down to the most hardcore/textbook (and then possibly rework a little further following that).. ..
We'll spread em out...my one associate/partner has quite the interest in developing a retail full product line...
Sounds very interesting. I'd love to get my hands on some RKS stock, but I'm guessing most of it is long gone (besides yours). Definitely sounds like something that would turns heads of people 4 blocks away lmao. But not something for urban minis I'm guessing
The most desired being one that was extremely solid chunks, neon green (finished), and, best explanation being "You could have a 1/4 ox in a drawer in a bedroom on 2nd floor of a house and by next day smell it walking in the front door
Ya that sounds like what we had. An ounce looked like a 1/2 ounce in a bag too, so dense.
Exhale of all was driving over a fresh roadkill
We're very anxious to run these all out...looks like this year we're going to have some serious (serious) space....and work the population down to the most hardcore/textbook (and then possibly rework a little further following that).. ..
We'll spread em out...my one associate/partner has quite the interest in developing a retail full product line...
awesome, good luck!
There was another batch that was coming in late 80's, and that was rock solid, but had a tinge of the "babyshit/diaper" stink (dead skunk under a pre school dumpster )...assuming someone crossed the originals out...
During those periods, we were sourcing from many places....lot was coming from south (Kentucky, Tennessee, etc), west (Arizona, California, New Mexico), and then quite a bit coming from south of the border....all classified as "roadkill", but with different nuances (structure, bouquet,coloring.....)
Yeah, really looking forward.....as above, most recent germs were near 100%....I was shocked.......
Also, just did an estate cleaning of a family member, and, lo and behold, found a cigar box which upon analysis of contents (misc. materials) deemed it was indeed, my containers of stock from maybe mid 80's/late 80's as well........
This was very positive as I was extremely picky with the stock I actually saved....can almost envision what it came from (the time period of the box's contents, etc)....was the batches above (neon, chunks, etc)
Yeah....can remember the exhale like it was yesterday.....(which stayed in mouth forever ....)
I'm sure that between all containers of stock.....we'll have a solid selection.....
We're working on a significant project which will be underway shortly (multi acre, medical/rec), so, will throw those in thread as well as we move through and work them...We've bounced numerous possible approaches around about how best to handle them (preserve the lines, etc)........but I personally would like to keep the batches/stock separate due to the variations in the different batches, etc......
I was psyched when they all came up last time....came up quick and strong (and at the time, we had 1,000's of acres we were working things on)
Upcoming op will be meticulously cataloged as well, with exceptional staff assigned, so.......we may very well have much tighter control over populations than I think....
)...assuming someone crossed the originals out...During those periods, we were sourcing from many places....lot was coming from south (Kentucky, Tennessee, etc), west (Arizona, California, New Mexico), and then quite a bit coming from south of the border....all classified as "roadkill", but with different nuances (structure, bouquet,coloring.....)
Yeah, really looking forward.....as above, most recent germs were near 100%....I was shocked.......
Also, just did an estate cleaning of a family member, and, lo and behold, found a cigar box which upon analysis of contents (misc. materials) deemed it was indeed, my containers of stock from maybe mid 80's/late 80's as well........
This was very positive as I was extremely picky with the stock I actually saved....can almost envision what it came from (the time period of the box's contents, etc)....was the batches above (neon, chunks, etc)
Yeah....can remember the exhale like it was yesterday
.....(which stayed in mouth forever ....)I'm sure that between all containers of stock.....we'll have a solid selection.....
We're working on a significant project which will be underway shortly (multi acre, medical/rec), so, will throw those in thread as well as we move through and work them...We've bounced numerous possible approaches around about how best to handle them (preserve the lines, etc)........but I personally would like to keep the batches/stock separate due to the variations in the different batches, etc......
I was psyched when they all came up last time....came up quick and strong (and at the time, we had 1,000's of acres we were working things on)
Upcoming op will be meticulously cataloged as well, with exceptional staff assigned, so.......we may very well have much tighter control over populations than I think....
TheGardner
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I was able to find a breeder who still supplies RKS, highly doubt it's anything like what you have though. Do you ever plan on selling some of the RKS stock you have? Or creating fem stock of it? Definitely sounds like a gem. Also what was the smell like in bloom? Would you have ever run urban minis of it?There was another batch that was coming in late 80's, and that was rock solid, but had a tinge of the "babyshit/diaper" stink (dead skunk under a pre school dumpster
During those periods, we were sourcing from many places....lot was coming from south (Kentucky, Tennessee, etc), west (Arizona, California, New Mexico), and then quite a bit coming from south of the border....all classified as "roadkill", but with different nuances (structure, bouquet,coloring.....)
Yeah, really looking forward.....as above, most recent germs were near 100%....I was shocked.......
Also, just did an estate cleaning of a family member, and, lo and behold, found a cigar box which upon analysis of contents (misc. materials) deemed it was indeed, my containers of stock from maybe mid 80's/late 80's as well........
This was very positive as I was extremely picky with the stock I actually saved....can almost envision what it came from (the time period of the box's contents, etc)....was the batches above (neon, chunks, etc)
Yeah....can remember the exhale like it was yesterday
I'm sure that between all containers of stock.....we'll have a solid selection.....
We're working on a significant project which will be underway shortly (multi acre, medical/rec), so, will throw those in thread as well as we move through and work them...We've bounced numerous possible approaches around about how best to handle them (preserve the lines, etc)........but I personally would like to keep the batches/stock separate due to the variations in the different batches, etc......
I was psyched when they all came up last time....came up quick and strong (and at the time, we had 1,000's of acres we were working things on)
Upcoming op will be meticulously cataloged as well, with exceptional staff assigned, so.......we may very well have much tighter control over populations than I think....
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