- Joined
- Dec 1, 2011
- Messages
- 33,000
- Reaction score
- 13,973
- Location
- FL - Daytona
- Gender
- Male
- Political Leaning
- Independent
I've heard endless talks about strain traits, effects, potency, phenotypes and quality. The terp profiles, sativa, indica and vaping, which I don't like. Using a nail to vape dabs or other concentrates is not healthier on the lungs. The high heat from the nail makes the vapor harsh and sore on the lungs. You also build up an insane tolerance to THC making herb unusable.
My all time favorite is an off cross of Gainesville Green or the original Bubba OG Kush from the 90's. It was the most potent strains back when and available in FL. Lately, I've tried a few heavy hitters and put Lemon Diesel and Wedding Cake an offshoot of GSC at top. Once in awhile you get a batch from a rare strain that has virtually no ceiling. This is a odd and sought after quality, especially for Medical users who rely on a daily dose of medicine as effective as the day before. NYC Diesel, OG kush, Wedding Cake and a few other strains exhibit the ability to get the user high again only hours after last consumed. I once grew a strain crossed with Blueberry, White Widow x Hindu Kush (2004) that was POTENT beyond almost LSD. The plants were literally white with trichromes, offset by dark maroon hairs. It smelled like a cross between feet, lemons and skunk and was so sticky you couldn't touch without gluing your fingers too it. My friends called it the one hit destroyer. By far the most lethal strain ever I saw. I actually wouldn't wish for it again for anybody, too strong.
What a lot of West Coast sellers won't tell you is that strain history doesn't always equate to a quality batch. I've seen resin covered nugs that looked like they should've leveled the Hulk that barely made my nose twitch. Bad nutrients, poor cycling, early harvesting, poor cure or something caused the negative output. And yet I've smoked buds that were barely sticky blow my head off. It seems our personal makeup reacts to different MJ chemical profiles.
So,,, what's been your consistently favorite strain?
My all time favorite is an off cross of Gainesville Green or the original Bubba OG Kush from the 90's. It was the most potent strains back when and available in FL. Lately, I've tried a few heavy hitters and put Lemon Diesel and Wedding Cake an offshoot of GSC at top. Once in awhile you get a batch from a rare strain that has virtually no ceiling. This is a odd and sought after quality, especially for Medical users who rely on a daily dose of medicine as effective as the day before. NYC Diesel, OG kush, Wedding Cake and a few other strains exhibit the ability to get the user high again only hours after last consumed. I once grew a strain crossed with Blueberry, White Widow x Hindu Kush (2004) that was POTENT beyond almost LSD. The plants were literally white with trichromes, offset by dark maroon hairs. It smelled like a cross between feet, lemons and skunk and was so sticky you couldn't touch without gluing your fingers too it. My friends called it the one hit destroyer. By far the most lethal strain ever I saw. I actually wouldn't wish for it again for anybody, too strong.
What a lot of West Coast sellers won't tell you is that strain history doesn't always equate to a quality batch. I've seen resin covered nugs that looked like they should've leveled the Hulk that barely made my nose twitch. Bad nutrients, poor cycling, early harvesting, poor cure or something caused the negative output. And yet I've smoked buds that were barely sticky blow my head off. It seems our personal makeup reacts to different MJ chemical profiles.
So,,, what's been your consistently favorite strain?