Dreamweaver in Odd Couple- Anyone know if it's DP's Dreamweaver? - Mist Of Destruction - International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums

VirginHarvester · 06-22-2009, 05:35 PM

There's not much available on it. A search yielded some threads but no smoke reports or genetic information. I saw Dutch Passion has/had a Dreamweaver that is mostly indica and wondered if that's what was used in the Odd Couple(Destroyer x Dreamweaver).

Is the Dreamweaver in Odd Couple DP's or a creation of MOD's?

I would just like to know what it is after all and wish I could get some smoke reports...

Thanks.

VH

unclefishstick · 06-23-2009, 08:00 AM

I just got my pack,I'll chime in and say I want to know as well,we could always just pop em and find out the old fashioned way.

VirginHarvester · 06-29-2009, 05:09 PM

FWIW, here's another post relating to Dreamweaver from a thread about MOD's Odd Couple cross. What's interesting is DP's use of the term skunk when combining two indica plants....

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dreamweaver is a dutch passion strain and is sold by them i took this off there page
DUTCH PASSIONS DREAMWEAVER
In developing this variety the dutch passonion seed bank started with genetic material of the Cannabis Buyers’ Cooperatives in California. These organizations help patients to fulfill their daily Cannabis requirements, with a doctor’s prescription. We hybridized this Indica with an Indica from Humboldt County (California). The hybrid is a beautiful Indica, very different from the others we produce. The skunk high is “powerful”, to quote our test team. In the beginning, a few very big fan marijuana leaves are formed, but later growth returns to normal. At harvest time, big, hard ganja buds have been produced. In addition to the very dominant “high” and the excellent taste, yields for this skunk plant are above average.

unclefishstick · 06-30-2009, 06:07 AM

Don't skunks typically have something like a Colombian or Mexican crossed to an Afghani? I wonder if they mean American roadkill skunk or Dutch sweet skunk?

VirginHarvester · 06-30-2009, 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by unclefishstick

Don't skunks typically have something like a Colombian or Mexican crossed to an Afghani? I wonder if they mean American roadkill skunk or Dutch sweet skunk?

That's the point, I've never heard of a mix of indicas referred to as skunk. Classic Skunk #1 is a mix of 2-3 sativas and an indica(usually Afghan).

unclefishstick · 07-07-2009, 01:03 AM

have you popped em yet?

- ezra - · 07-12-2009, 03:34 PM

they probably classified it as a skunk strain because of the pungency from the afghani... just a thought.

MOD's dreamweaver is a select clone he has/had. there were descriptions and pics of this mother posted, you can search for them. This clone grows very fat, very frosty buds looks impressive in pics ive seen posted. MOD seemed to prize his clone and also i tink he mentioned its fairly potent tasty bud too.

reddy1 · 07-14-2009, 12:04 AM

i had this archived in my thread...

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Here are some pic of the Mother, Dreamweaver after a 55 day flower and a short dry. The buds have been left with some extra leaf because it will be shipped to AMS for the CC06 and the leaf will be removed after shipping. I am hoping it will help protect the buds a little. About 120 grams here.
-MOD

VirginHarvester · 08-03-2009, 04:24 PM

Thanks reddy, nice looking nugs for sure.

hydronaut · 08-14-2009, 05:47 PM

I got to try germinating some dreamweaver seeds i got a couple years ago as a freebie. Those pics look real nice.

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VirginHarvester Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1,753	Dreamweaver in Odd Couple- Anyone know if it's DP's Dreamweaver? There's not much available on it. A search yielded some threads but no smoke reports or genetic information. I saw Dutch Passion has/had a Dreamweaver that is mostly indica and wondered if that's what was used in the Odd Couple(Destroyer x Dreamweaver). Is the Dreamweaver in Odd Couple DP's or a creation of MOD's? I would just like to know what it is after all and wish I could get some smoke reports... Thanks. VH
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VirginHarvester Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1,753	Thanks reddy, nice looking nugs for sure.
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hydronaut Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 92	I got to try germinating some dreamweaver seeds i got a couple years ago as a freebie. Those pics look real nice.
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