Sativa strains in the GVRD?

[Buds Bundy]

Anyone growing or know of common but good sativa strains that are still available GVRD area?

Looking for strains that are opposite of Kush. Personally I hate the Kush high but I haven't been able to get any cuts locally, even Diesel has disappeared. I have people who can keep moms for me but no cuts around to start any.

 

[OGEvilgenius]

There are quite a few good lines in seed form. I realize there's more work in that angle, but I think for a good sativa it's your best bet. At least it is for most people.

 

[blastfrompast]

I dumped mine this last cycle, got enough in storage and buddy will run it till the end so no worries getting it back.

Seeds would be fun tho given the time and space.

 

[vapor]

diesel is a sativa?

 

[Buds Bundy]

diesel is a sativa?

I don't know how much of it is Sativa vs Indica but at 7 weeks chopped the the effects are not like Kush/etc... I have a hard time falling asleep on it. My feet and hands feel like I did a rail of speed.

First time I smoke it I was laying in bed and thought I was hallucinating a bit again totally different then say Kush which just mellows me out which for me is useless.


Taking it to 8-9 weeks makes it more stone but still uplifting but the come down is faster.

 

[blastfrompast]

budsbundy:

Is that all there is in BC....nothing but Kush?.

 

[TheBlackman]

yo
there be many flavours floating round BC
ya'll know the right brother and you be fine with different kind

 

[Buds Bundy]

budsbundy:

Is that all there is in BC....nothing but Kush?.

Northern and Eastern BC has a bit more variety but Kush strains is all there is for the most part. Yes people will say its still here but that gain in small circles and no one is going to grow it if you cant sell it.


Out east (Ontario) is a bit different and I know guys who courier there and they can move Jams and Diesel no problem if its available but has to be large quantity. Jams seem to be popular because you get more out of them when making oil/hash vs Kush.

 

[blastfrompast]

What in the heck is Jams...or Jammers...or whatever you call it..

I've had NYC Diesel locally ...wasn't impressed...but it could have been the cut....still good...just not great..

 

[Green Supreme]

Lol, a Canadian that doesn't know what Jammerz is. It is a Jamaican cross that took over the beatsers market beffore Kush. Light green, super frosty and up to 4 lb/light. Very sweet smell. Had more names than any other strain I have encountered. Peace GS

 

[TheBlackman]

yo
I be jammin with the Juicy Fruit back on the rock, never knew she be called Jammers
being an older brother I am not too hip on the some of the current lingo, it sure has changed over the decades I be tellin you.
Not too sure what this beasters ya'll be refering too is, brother needs to be hittin up the Urban Cannabis Dictionary for some lessons if ya'll be feelin me

 

[growshopfrank]

Lol, a Canadian that doesn't know what Jammerz is. It is a Jamaican cross that took over the beatsers market beffore Kush. Light green, super frosty and up to 4 lb/light. Very sweet smell. Had more names than any other strain I have encountered. Peace GS

shit now all the wannabe LP folks are thinking holy profits! 4LB a light
we gonna be jamming jamming jamming

 

[bigbag]

BC Beasters = cash cropped, over chemical ferted, sprayed down with you name it, megabuded/phosholoaded/flower dragoned, cut early, flash dried, no regard for end users well being, etc, etc. used to be Bigbud, Skunk, M39, NL x Hashplant, Jamaican Sugar but is now primarily Purple Kush and such. Asian growers adopted this style of growing/marketing way back...I recall $1000 nammer beasters forever

 

[TheBlackman]

BC Beasters = cash cropped, over chemical ferted, sprayed down with you name it, megabuded/phosholoaded/flower dragoned, cut early, flash dried, no regard for end users well being, etc, etc. used to be Bigbud, Skunk, M39, NL x Hashplant, Jamaican Sugar but is now primarily Purple Kush and such. Asian growers adopted this style of growing/marketing way back...I recall $1000 nammer beasters forever

yo
big ups for droppin the info
skeazy mo-fo's be doin anything to take a dollar out of a brothers pocket.
Glad my hood is good and jammers be elsewhere, ya dig

 

[bigbag]

beaster strains yield well in 6-8 wks, crammed in and cranked out...in Holland they have Power Plant, Widow, NL, Critical, Chronic, etc, etc very similar to our beasters. common sense dictates beaster strains can be much better quality if grown with the end user in mind and properly

 

[Docteur]

Good strains from your area : http://www.peakseedsbc.com/seeds.htm

these seeds are the bomb, his skunk is mostly sativa

 

[chefboy6969]

hahaha LOL OMG I am rolling on the ground laughing


peeps are NOW asking for sativa's....hmmmm only after 3-4 years of KUSH, and nothing but Kush

what are you sick of Kush and need something different to smoke


HAHAHA

peace
Chefboy

 

[Buds Bundy]

hahaha LOL OMG I am rolling on the ground laughing

Its ok, don't cry.

what are you sick of Kush and need something different to smoke

Well I don't really smoke too much so no and I grew diesel up to a few years ago but my diesel baby supply had to shut down and that was around the time I stopped growing. I have people who have been asking me for sativas for a LOG time but I just didn't have the time to set things up.

 

[chefboy6969]

oh i am not crying Buds Bundy, just finished a a nice fat bowl of my buddy's homegrown Jack Herrer, i am happy as can be..and am going to harvest some Agent Orange(seeds gifted to me that i gifted to my buddy)

Sharing is Caring

peace
Chefboy

 

[chefboy6969]

my diesel baby supply had to shut down and that was around the time I stopped growing. I have people who have been asking me for sativas for a LOG time but I just didn't have the time to set things up.

Typical, and btw Diesel is not a sativa...

it has sativa qualities but it also has indica qualities

it's evident that you have no clue what a true sativa is

peace
Chefboy