cheese looks not much like the old rks at all. at least the brand we had.
From my perspective, it would be a mistake to associate road kill skunk with the Skunk#1. As somebody else previously mentioned, just because its labeled as skunk does not mean its automatically related to the world famous skunk #1.Sam_Skunkman said:Of course CHEESE is close, it was bred by me, named by others, it was Skunk #1 seeds that grew CHEESE.
-SamS
Sam_Skunkman said:Of course CHEESE is close, it was bred by me, named by others, it was Skunk #1 seeds that grew CHEESE.
-SamS
Time2Unite said:lol...sorry to break it to you but cheese is not even close....thats cool you bred it and all but cheese is no where near RKS....cheese don't grow like RKS...don't smell like RKS...don't taste like RKS...don't look like RKS....so how is it close?
i got cheese in my room and i have a jar of cheese i don't even touch.....when it comes down to it strains like bubba kush, ecsd, and og kush are closer to RKS then cheese....based on appearence and smell.
cheese is a decent cut but it isn't even close to any RKS i've seen or had....i wouldn't be disappointed if i never smoked cheese again but RKS is a different story.
people have selfed cheese and made cheese crosses how come no RKS type phenos have been found?
Sam is definitely worthy of respect, but I would like to know why you think Road Kill Skunk is a variety that came from Sams skunk lines?Pirate138 said:I think you should show a little respect to Sam S. Sam is prob some of the few people who actually hold RKS seeds and the only reason there isnt much RKS around is cause he focused on the "sweet" skunk instead of stinky. Either way he deserves our respect for his years of dedication to a plant we luv.
Hashmasta-Kut said:no strains have that funk anymore.
outlawed420 said:Sure there are, you just may not find them listed in a Dutch seed list.