D_Urbmon
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Yep Elfinstone and a couple others. I can't remember off the top of my head though.
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Yep Elfinstone and a couple others. I can't remember off the top of my head though.
coolkid.02
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So it's really a worked BX or stabilized F1 and not a pure sweet skunk IBL since it has Skunk#1 genetics as the orginal outcross? Isn't he just calling it an IBl to sell seeds since it isn't pure? I've never heard that the sweet skunk came from a indica dominate line.. wasn't steves story that it was a mislabel clone that was mixed in with others?
coolkid.02
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Here you go, you were correct about the indica dominate f1's.
I only remember the two unknown tray part
Sweet Skunk SOL is form Steve.
SS SoL is NL#5 x Haze (m) x Sweet Pink Grapefruit (f)
here more infos :
Sweet Skunk was originally introduced by Spice of Life Seeds in 1994. The heritage was listed as Sensi Seed’s Big Skunk x Sweet Pink Grapefruit (a.k.a. Grapefruit) at the time, but Breeder Steve later speculated that the father was likely a NL x Haze male rather than a Big Skunk. This makes sense; the Southeast Asian “Hazey” bud structure is hard to ignore. Apparently, Steve had obtained two trays of clones for a grow, one labeled “Big Skunk” and the other “NL x Haze.” Upon planting and flowering the clones, one of the trays turned out to have a male that pollinated the crop, producing the seeds sold as Sweet Skunk. (Sometimes unplanned hybridization can yield outstanding individuals.) F1 seeds were planted, and an extreme sativa-leaning selection (SS #10) was chosen out of a roomful of indica-dominant girls. This clone is now known in BC as the original Sweet Skunk clone.
I only remember the two unknown tray part
Sweet Skunk SOL is form Steve.
SS SoL is NL#5 x Haze (m) x Sweet Pink Grapefruit (f)
here more infos :
Sweet Skunk was originally introduced by Spice of Life Seeds in 1994. The heritage was listed as Sensi Seed’s Big Skunk x Sweet Pink Grapefruit (a.k.a. Grapefruit) at the time, but Breeder Steve later speculated that the father was likely a NL x Haze male rather than a Big Skunk. This makes sense; the Southeast Asian “Hazey” bud structure is hard to ignore. Apparently, Steve had obtained two trays of clones for a grow, one labeled “Big Skunk” and the other “NL x Haze.” Upon planting and flowering the clones, one of the trays turned out to have a male that pollinated the crop, producing the seeds sold as Sweet Skunk. (Sometimes unplanned hybridization can yield outstanding individuals.) F1 seeds were planted, and an extreme sativa-leaning selection (SS #10) was chosen out of a roomful of indica-dominant girls. This clone is now known in BC as the original Sweet Skunk clone.
OGEvilgenius
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Here you go, you were correct about the indica dominate f1's.
I only remember the two unknown tray part
Sweet Skunk SOL is form Steve.
SS SoL is NL#5 x Haze (m) x Sweet Pink Grapefruit (f)
here more infos :
Sweet Skunk was originally introduced by Spice of Life Seeds in 1994. The heritage was listed as Sensi Seed’s Big Skunk x Sweet Pink Grapefruit (a.k.a. Grapefruit) at the time, but Breeder Steve later speculated that the father was likely a NL x Haze male rather than a Big Skunk. This makes sense; the Southeast Asian “Hazey” bud structure is hard to ignore. Apparently, Steve had obtained two trays of clones for a grow, one labeled “Big Skunk” and the other “NL x Haze.” Upon planting and flowering the clones, one of the trays turned out to have a male that pollinated the crop, producing the seeds sold as Sweet Skunk. (Sometimes unplanned hybridization can yield outstanding individuals.) F1 seeds were planted, and an extreme sativa-leaning selection (SS #10) was chosen out of a roomful of indica-dominant girls. This clone is now known in BC as the original Sweet Skunk clone.
Well, it's sort of an a big unknown. I do know that it stood out in a room full of otherwise more indica plants which is partly why it got selected in a large run. Also because it's really nice smoke.
Run Peakseeds Sweet Skunk, you won't be disappointed. It's superior IMO.
John Dieselman
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I was wondering the same thing.
