Old School Skunk, who's found it???

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conor c

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hillbill said:
I used to put a little bone meal in hole while transplanting ornamentals but raccoons would dig them up to get to the bonemeal. They would leave the plants upright sitting next to the hole. No more bloodmeal, bonemeal or fish meal outside. Deer are on my lot every day. They will sample plants and might pull them out of the ground if they really hate them.
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Luckily scotland has no raccoons that sounds like they are a bit of a nuisance
 
Gentlemencorpse

Gentlemencorpse

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decrepit digits said:
Update, a few hours after posting this a racoon dug into the bucket with the dead skunk, dug the cutting out onto the ground, he only got halfway down one side of the bucket. Next day replanted a now sick looking but alive cutting. Today the cut looks pretty bad so stuck 2 cuts of orange bud another skunk derived strain beside the original cut which is a hybred of early ak47 which was half skunk crossed to the cush strain. The bucket still smells of dead skunk but is placed where hopefully it cant be dug into again. Not sure what mister racoon thought he was doing digging for a dead skunk?
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Pics or it didn't happen
 
GrownAtHighAltitude

GrownAtHighAltitude

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decrepit digits said:
Sorry did not think to set up a trail cam just in case something like this might happen. All I could show now would be a bucket with three cuttings, not sure that would be proof of something that happened days ago. So no history is real before cameras? If I go look do you back up every statement with photos?
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LOL, I'm laughing here because I think he's calling you out for pics of you burying an actual dead skunk in a pot, and that you expected such a setup to grow some skunky weed.

This thread is great for humor, I tell ya.
 
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decrepit digits

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Gentlemencorpse said:
I just want to see if your an entertaining nutter who actually buried a skunk in your pot or if this is a really dedicated troll job
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When the plants are done I will take a picture of the remains that are left just for you, and document the process of turning the bucket over and dumping it upside down to prove it was there all along. If you have'nt tried it how would you know it does'nt work? I am not afraid to think outside the box. Yaa I wait all these years just to troll peeps like you.
My 89 seed bank catalogue lists six skunk no1 crosses, my 89 super sativa seed club lists four, my early sensi seed bank catalogue lists seven.
 
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

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decrepit digits said:
When the plants are done I will take a picture of the remains that are left just for you, and document the process of turning the bucket over and dumping it upside down to prove it was there all along. If you have'nt tried it how would you know it does'nt work? I am not afraid to think outside the box. Yaa I wait all these years just to troll peeps like you.
My 89 seed bank catalogue lists six skunk no1 crosses, my 89 super sativa seed club lists four, my early sensi seed bank catalogue lists seven.
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Which strain of Sensi Seeds? I've got Skunk #1 here.
 
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decrepit digits

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Brettman said:
Bullshit 100%
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No dead skunk, I had to give up using bullshit or any other kind of shit cause of critters. The one in the middle is the original the others were added when I thought it was going to die. On another forum someone mentioned using animal fats and enzymes to enhance smells so it is a two for one experiment. And as I said before I will document when done, note the crack in the bucket for later reference. Or do you think I can not stand the smell of a dead skunk? or handel one? I stated way back in this thread I would try this, you all's reading comprehension is atrocious. Now who is trolling?
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decrepit digits

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PadawanWarrior said:
Which strain of Sensi Seeds? I've got Skunk #1 here.
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You missunderstand, I was showing just how often skunk was used in crosses. 1998 emery catalogue, discounting the banks already stated, there are 39 skunk crosses and that does take into account hidden skunk crosses or ones known to have skunk in them but not stated as such like ak47 crosses.
 
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conor c

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decrepit digits said:
You missunderstand, I was showing just how often skunk was used in crosses. 1998 emery catalogue, discounting the banks already stated, there are 39 skunk crosses and that does take into account hidden skunk crosses or ones known to have skunk in them but not stated as such like ak47 crosses.
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Thats cos its fairly stable if its later stock early early skunk 1 was less so way more herms etc as it was less bottlenecked/less worked skunk1 always did have good combining abillity going in its favour like say nl also thats why it was used so much that and people like it
 
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decrepit digits

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conor c said:
Thats cos its fairly stable if its later stock early early skunk 1 was less so way more herms etc as it was less bottlenecked/less worked skunk1 always did have good combining abillity going in its favour like say nl also thats why it was used so much that and people like it
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Early skunks had no herms in about 90 I sprayed a 8 footer with gibberilic acid for weeks trying to get a few fem seeds it failed and ruined the plant. Its use had nothing to do with combining ability, it was its ability to increase potency. I have heard the original cheese could not be easily reversed or femmed either. Context in 79 smoked it first time, 85 was brought seeds of skunk to play with, almost ruined them in mid 90s, all most completely restored 08, 99 started research into origins and early mentions, last few years a few round about questions to sam. I am still listening and watching for tips and insight that might be useful to the improvement.
 
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conor c

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decrepit digits said:
Early skunks had no herms in about 90 I sprayed a 8 footer with gibberilic acid for weeks trying to get a few fem seeds it failed and ruined the plant. Its use had nothing to do with combining ability, it was its ability to increase potency. I have heard the original cheese could not be easily reversed or femmed either. Context in 79 smoked it first time, 85 was brought seeds of skunk to play with, almost ruined them in mid 90s, all most completely restored 08, 99 started research into origins and early mentions, last few years a few round about questions to sam. I am still listening and watching for tips and insight that might be useful to the improvement.
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it was found in a packet of sensi seeds skunk#1 in 1988 in southern england chiltern hills supposedly then cloned wasnt till later that the exodus collective comes into play and got 18 cuttings of it so almost the 90s its a bitch to reverse only possible with sts some argue it cant be done others say it can so make your own mind up about that one and sure thats what sam would say ask any other breeder see what they say lol i was talking more about early 80s skunk#1 lines or before then tbh there not very stable lines makes sense tho if u think about it cos it takes time to stabilise lines some more than others
 
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