Schwaggy P's Random Stuff

Baja.Beaches said:
I am finally back, I expected to gone 10 days & it was a month. Retirement…

My plants did surprisingly well with my wi-fi controllable drippers, but some of the healthiest were your Green Crack CBD/Jabba’s Stash. I was not sure how they would do outdoors but they are looking great despite my neglect. I had planned to throw them in the tent & flower when I got back but I think I missed that window, too big for my dinky tent. Very cool..

Thanks for the well executed genetics, @Schwaggy P! I have some catching up to do.
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Welcome back!

Good to hear the plants made it. You are very welcome, that’s great the GC CBD x Jabba’s are showing off for you. I’m sure the Jabba’s Stash strengthened up the frame.
Baja.Beaches said:
Top 3 stinkiest? What are the other two?
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Chem D: raunchy dirty diapers mid bloom and burnt rubber later
Tie for 3rd:
Appalachian Super Skunk: expired sour cream and onion
Green Crack S1: sour solvent garlic guava
 
I thought you might be interested in your offspring.

Green Crack CBD/Jabba Stash outdoors. I have pulled a few males, these are not showing sex yet but I am thinking these 4 are female. Structure is excellent, branching well, strong branches.
These are cramped in 3 gals since I thought they were moving indoors. I will need to move to bigger pots soon. Good job on the genetic choices @Schwaggy P & thanks for sharing!

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Update on my Chem 91 believed to be the skunkva cut. After your evaluation, I really think this is the skva. These pics are from day 66 of flower and everything is looking good. I plan on harvesting right around day 70 depending on the trichs. What is your preferred harvest time for skunkva?
Thanks again for your help and spreading knowledge!
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disco pilgrim said:
Update on my Chem 91 believed to be the skunkva cut. After your evaluation, I really think this is the skva. These pics are from day 66 of flower and everything is looking good. I am plan on harvesting right around day 70 depending on the trichs. What is your preferred harvest time for skunkva?
Thanks again for your help and spreading knowledge!
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Damn!!! I need to get me some of these strains!!! Who has them??? Besides Schwaggy P???
 
Frank Nitty said:
Damn!!! I need to get me some of these strains!!! Who has them??? Besides Schwaggy P???
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I get clean clones from a trusted dispensary here in Colorado. The Chem 91 skva is clone only. I saw that Shwaggy or Useful Seeds recently dropped Bag of Skunks and Oranges at jbcseeds and Great Lakes genetics. It’s the skunkva x boo. I almost pulled the trigger on a pack but the wifey says this is my last run. :cry: She has said that in the past a few times before though so I may not be done just yet.​
 
disco pilgrim said:
Update on my Chem 91 believed to be the skunkva cut. After your evaluation, I really think this is the skva. These pics are from day 66 of flower and everything is looking good. I plan on harvesting right around day 70 depending on the trichs. What is your preferred harvest time for skunkva?
Thanks again for your help and spreading knowledge!
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Glad to see them closing in on the finish line, they look great. I took a cropped pic of your plant and put her next to a pic of the SKVA from skunk_va's IG pic of the cut to show the flat top. The one aspect I see that is of note, is that the skva (and Chems more generally), tend to put out new pistils non-stop and seem like they could go forever. Your plants seem to have uniformly withered pistils, this is not to call your cut into question, but to just make the observation. Given the other traits that are consistent with your cut and the skva, looks like you've got a very nice plant.
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I've found that the skva will finish up well before the Chem D and start to show appreciable amber around day 60. I've heard from others that you can take her at day 63, but I prefer to let her get closer to 70-75. You could snip a nug every few days and keep it labeled to smoke test and figure out which you prefer.

Nice grow and congrats on the Chem genes. :weed:bongsmilie
 
disco pilgrim said:

I get clean clones from a trusted dispensary here in Colorado. The Chem 91 skva is clone only. I saw that Shwaggy or Useful Seeds recently dropped Bag of Skunks and Oranges at jbcseeds and Great Lakes genetics. It’s the skunkva x boo. I almost pulled the trigger on a pack but the wifey says this is my last run. :cry: She has said that in the past a few times before though so I may not be done just yet.​
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The Bag of Skunks n Oranges is a Useful Seeds offering that is the result of ('92 Skunk x Bag of Oranges).

Good luck with getting some more beans past the wife.:bigjoint:
 
Schwaggy P said:
Chem D: raunchy dirty diapers mid bloom and burnt rubber later
Tie for 3rd:
Appalachian Super Skunk: expired sour cream and onion
Green Crack S1: sour solvent garlic guava
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I love your smell descriptions. Creative. Raunchy dirty diapers? Yow! :shock:

Smells are hard to describe, I am not very good with it but those don’t sound overly inviting…Did you like them?

Smell does not necessarily equate to a good smoke. Case in point is my outdoor winter crop I posted, those purple girls were some of the stinkiest ever, acrid, eye watering gaminess. Kinda hard to be in an enclosed place with it.

The smell does not equate to taste tho, too harsh for me. Winter hash is outstanding but I don’t smoke the winter plant straight. Enjoy the smell, just not too close.

That same strain cranks the intensity way down when grown outdoors in summer. More pleasant. Still fragrant but sweeter. The cold winter struggle must produce some stinky plant hormones. I would love to identify ways to stimulate those hormones...
 
Baja.Beaches said:
I love your smell descriptions. Creative. Raunchy dirty diapers? Yow! :shock:

Smells are hard to describe, I am not very good with it but those don’t sound overly inviting…Did you like them?

Smell does not necessarily equate to a good smoke. Case in point is my outdoor winter crop I posted, those purple girls were some of the stinkiest ever, acrid, eye watering gaminess. Kinda hard to be in an enclosed place with it.
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Thank you, it takes a few whacks at smoking/smelling samples for me to go from general descriptive words to more specific. For instance, I’d start with a sample and the description “plasticky” would immediately come to mind. But there is a better way to describe it since there are different types of plasticky smells, so I’ll keep smelling it until I run through different types of plastic or if particular memories are associated with the smell until I can narrow it down from “plasticky” to the smell of freshly opened dollar store inflatable pool toys.

I do enjoy the more offensive side of the palette. I’m struck by the plants that have smells you wouldn’t necessarily associate with plants. Fruity strains are great, but fruit are just other plants, so it’s not a wild leap to say, “here’s a plant that smells like another plant”. On the other hand, when I come across a plant that smells like bacterial/fungal infection, spoiled dairy, or hot asphalt it really pings my interest into the complexities of the plant. It also adds to the “attitude” of a particular cut.

This’ll sound weird, but I like to think of anthropomorphizing strains and visualizing them as a character. So if cannabis was a high school, the skunks, diesels, and chems would be cutting class doing donuts in their Trans Am in the parking lot blaring Megadeth, while the “mass appeal” fruity cuts are in class trying to make honor roll.

Baja.Beaches said:
The smell does not equate to taste tho, too harsh for me. Winter hash is outstanding but I don’t smoke the winter plant straight. Enjoy the smell, just not too close.

That same strain cranks the intensity way down when grown outdoors in summer. More pleasant. Still fragrant but sweeter. The cold winter struggle must produce some stinky plant hormones. I would love to identify ways to stimulate those hormones...
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Agreed. You can increase terpene production by removing or damaging leaves to simulate an animal eating the plant (it doesn’t know the difference) as the terpenes can serve to repel any potential threats. The plants think they are just trying to deter hungry fauna. I don’t know if the terpene production is worth the trade-off of mutilating the plant, might be the subject of a future side-by-side.
 
Sorry if my questions have been gone over. I wish I had time to go thru the thread thoroughly.
My wife is epileptic and my kid has bad ptsd. I've dealt with phsychosis(I probably spelt that wrong) for a year at a whack. It's almost ruined my family.
I got 3 awesome kids but they go thru a lot with their mom being sick so much.
With that being said I'm trying to grow her meds. I've got a few things going and I'm wondering if I take pollen from a CBD male and pollinated a female of let's say ecto cooler cross or something will it have at least some sort of CBD in the offspring?
I'm in an illegal state so testing levels would be tricky but I guess possible if needed.
Im just hoping I can get something that helps her going soon.
I've had about enough of fighting with doctors over pills that make her worse.
 
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