What was the early 90's light-neon green humboldt strain?

[johnnybhang]

This strain was known in the central valley of California as Humboldt bud. Primarily was popular in the early 90's. It was famous for being a pale light green color so unique. Really was one of the standout strains in the Sacramento valley area that kind of disappeared as far as I know. Anyone here know what this strain was or grow it?

[johnnybhang]

Any guesses would be welcome, just trying to get an idea of what was coming out of humboldt at the time that was a very light green in color.

[Lyfespan]

bluedream or green crack

[johnnybhang]

bluedream or green crack

Were those around in the early 90's?

[Booyah!]

You aren't gonna be thinking about either of those strains for long after you smoke them. Besides Blue Dream is not that old. But I am curious to what you smoked. What did it taste and smoke like?

[johnnybhang]

You aren't gonna be thinking about either of those strains for long after you smoke them. Besides Blue Dream is not that old. But I am curious to what you smoked. What did it taste and smoke like?

Almost 30 years ago, from what I recall a minty flavor, very smooth smoke. It was very popular for a time when brown brick still ruled the scene in northern california. That's really why it stood out so much as a contrast in those years. It was really light green, possibly lighter than blue dream or green crack in color. It really sort of vanished into the late 90's even.

[rolandomota]

Mexican because it's not all the same some is light green uncompressed they were probably using a tunnel so theirs no need for compression

I have lots of light green Mexicans it really is a different bright light green color but no mint in my seed lots
Because of the time very few people were growing like today. Their was a lot of brick seed growers back then.
Even bricked it looks very light green

So far this weed is Chucky's choice scary uneasy did I drink to much coffee ? Weed it has no seeds damn it you can't win them all but the good thing is it's the common mango herbal smell I have many of those batches saved but the high on this shit is unique about one quarter feel good euphoria three quarters what the fuck is in that weed hyper scared high like am I having a heart attack type newbie in the hospital ER type
I would consider this not that light green at all the super light green I have not seen it lately

[rolandomota]

Ok so now the high has changed smoking it this morning it's still good and strong but not so paranoid uneasy heart attack type feeling it's still pretty darn good like 1/4 tripping paranoid and three quarters warm euphoria slack jawed introspection how strange it's probably due to being my first time smoking it last night? Or Maybe a real heart attack lol shit I'm only 35

[mexweed]

I've had mint in a couple phenos of the memory lossXnorth indian afghan cross I made and there is a bit of mint zest in the space queen pheno of the stardawgXspace queen I grew recently, I remember reading about a few mandala strains that listed mint in their description one of which they call california dream and list it as a mexican afghan

my guess would be a sativa plant maybe even a haze crossed with an afghan since that's what those strains all have in common, space queen has jack herer in it, so for humboldt in the 90s maybe something like an nl5 jack or nl5 tw, probably something random and not what ended up being the keeper

I find the mint not bad but it gets old quick and it usually dominates making the flavor sort of one dimensional

[johnnybhang]

I've had mint in a couple phenos of the memory lossXnorth indian afghan cross I made and there is a bit of mint zest in the space queen pheno of the stardawgXspace queen I grew recently, I remember reading about a few mandala strains that listed mint in their description one of which they call california dream and list it as a mexican afghan

my guess would be a sativa plant maybe even a haze crossed with an afghan since that's what those strains all have in common, space queen has jack herer in it, so for humboldt in the 90s maybe something like an nl5 jack or nl5 tw, probably something random and not what ended up being the keeper

I find the mint not bad but it gets old quick and it usually dominates making the flavor sort of one dimensional

Really it was the color that stood out, to this day none of the bud I see in dispensaries has that crazy neon green look. I makes me wonder if it was possible it may have been dyed somehow though i doubt that.

[xavier7995]

Not much help, but one of the homies came back from a trip to CA in the mid 90s with the brightest green weed we had ever seen. It was minty. He had to charge like 30-40 bucks an 8th to make his money back, it was an unheard of price at the time, but damn if it wasn't the best weed within hundreds of miles.

[johnnybhang]

Not much help, but one of the homies came back from a trip to CA in the mid 90s with the brightest green weed we had ever seen. It was minty. He had to charge like 30-40 bucks an 8th to make his money back, it was an unheard of price at the time, but damn if it wasn't the best weed within hundreds of miles.

You nailed it man, that was the description I have of it in my head to this day. I know it was one of the go to quality strain's of that era which has mostly vanished as far as I know. I'm sure more than a few humboldt cats on here grew it too.

[Burt]

Could have been Gainesville green, NL or even the classic early pearl from when sensi really was the best seedbank in the world

[johnnybhang]

Could have been Gainesville green, NL or even the classic early pearl from when sensi really was the best seedbank in the world

There's a thread on here where they describe the Gainesville green color as fluorescent green after its dried. It could be that strain but they also describe it as piney which I don't remember it being. To me it was more minty.

[WelderDan]

There's a thread on here where they describe the Gainesville green color as fluorescent green after its dried. It could be that strain but they also describe it as piney which I don't remember it being. To me it was more minty.

Gainesville Green was piney tasting, and I would describe its as bright green, but not light neon green. Since it was long flowering, it showed up late November, early December and went fast. It would only be around for a month or so and poof, gone until next year.