Kentucky "Russian" cornbread mafia strain

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mazar_man

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• Dec 15, 2013

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Anyoneknow if the old cornbread mafia "russian" strain bred by johnny boone and crew is still around in some form? Mentioned many times in the book corn bread mafia and was very widely grown so seems likely still kicking àround somewhère.. maybe reñamed?

 

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ganjaherbs

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• Dec 23, 2013

• #2

I'm interested in the genetics after reading The Cornbread Mafia book. Very intriguing story.

 

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lifehack

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• Dec 23, 2013

• #3

I bet it is.. just go on a mission trip.. you'll find a lead at minimum

 

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bigmotaman48

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• Dec 23, 2013

• #4

Yep they used to call it Russian / Afghani back in 82 tray the Tashkenti

 

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bigmotaman48

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• Dec 23, 2013

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that's try , think it is an Ace strain from Uzbekistan , it was controlled by the old Soviet Union and many hash makers fled to Northern Afghanistan when the Russians occupied their country .

 

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mazar_man

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• Dec 23, 2013

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agreed it most likely came from uzbekistan or surrounding area by the name but interested in if the actual corn bread russian strain still lives on as from the size of those many cornbread grows some major selection likely took place. For sure it most likely lives on in some marion county holler but always wondered if any of the available strains indiana bubblegum, killer newhaven etc. are just renamed russian.

 

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dc2569

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• Feb 9, 2018

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skunky tucky

skunky tucky

mazar_man said:

agreed it most likely came from uzbekistan or surrounding area by the name but interested in if the actual corn bread russian strain still lives on as from the size of those many cornbread grows some major selection likely took place. For sure it most likely lives on in some marion county holler but always wondered if any of the available strains indiana bubblegum, killer newhaven etc. are just renamed russian.

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their all new have petrolia herijuana just renamed