[blazeoneup]

Originally Posted by Douglas.Curtis

I've heard it referred to as "ArmChair Breeding"

Simple way to determine what percentage of each mother plant genetics you want. It's one thing to say you want to cross Sour Diesel and Chocolope Bunny, create a Chocolate Dieselope or something but,

What percentage of each strain makes the best hitting terpene profile though? Mixing in various amounts in a joint or bowl is a pretty decent way to tell what you'll get.

Douglas

Real breeders often spend years isolating certain expressions which is why you can expect to find what your looking for in a 10 pack. But pollen chuckers just produce wildly diverse gene pools and you end up having to crack 100's to find what was intended. So IMO its not so cut and dry as to well if you mix these nugs together that will give you a good idea of what you will get when you cross them together NOT AT ALL TRUE TO MY EXPERIENCE. To each their own!!!

[WaxyTaxi]

I like to smoke the same strain, but different forms of it in one bowl.

I'll make some dry sift from the shake, save half and squeeze the other half into rosin.

Then I mix the dry sift with the flower and pack the bowl.

Top with a nice piece of rosin so it all melts in between the keif/flower.

Long lasting and very effective.

I tried this with some lotus larry and it was soooo tasty.



Mixing strains together gets me ripped but blazeoneup has a point...

"some strains compliment one another where others can cancel each other out"

^^^very true...

[Douglas.Curtis]

Originally Posted by blazeoneup

. So IMO its not so cut and dry as to well if you mix these nugs together that will give you a good idea of what you will get when you cross them together NOT AT ALL TRUE TO MY EXPERIENCE. To each their own!!!

I'll take your word over some random post I read on the net years ago. I should have mentioned that I have no experience with it, not suggested it as an actual 'method'

Appreciate you catching that.

Douglas

[St. Phatty]

In one of the High Times cannabis cups many years ago, the writer described mixing 18 different kinds of weed together in one joint (basically the entire judging kit), and then walking around town/ standing in line afterwards.

[Capt.Ahab]

Back in the day we called mixing weeds together "making a salad".

[PoweredByLove]

i though we still called it a salad?

[PoweredByLove]

Originally Posted by Douglas.Curtis

I've heard it referred to as "ArmChair Breeding"

Simple way to determine what percentage of each mother plant genetics you want. It's one thing to say you want to cross Sour Diesel and Chocolope Bunny, create a Chocolate Dieselope or something but,

What percentage of each strain makes the best hitting terpene profile though? Mixing in various amounts in a joint or bowl is a pretty decent way to tell what you'll get.

Douglas

that's not how it spreads...

[Dropped Cat]

Originally Posted by Douglas.Curtis

I'll take your word over some random post I read on the net years ago. I should have mentioned that I have no experience with it, not suggested it as an actual 'method'

Appreciate you catching that.

Douglas

Good to see humility and self correction on an open forum.

I had to rub my eyes and re read your post.

Very good.



Also, i like a mixed salad of Zamaldelica bubble topping
sam's thunk. Separates the men from the boys, lol

[Mikell]

Salad is still around.

I mix blander THC heavy strains with overpowering sativa or where ever my mind leads me.

Hashes too. Why not? I rarely do the same thing twice without some kind of variation.

[WelderDan]

I have a scuff box that I use when I'm busting up weed to smoke. It has a slide out mirror under the screen to collect the dry sift. After going through a few ounces of 3 or 4 strains there's a big 'ole pile of mixed sift. A big load of that on top of a bowl makes my eyes close uncontrollably after a big hit.

As for making salad, I think it kind of muddies the taste. Unless you have something that smokes good, but tastes blah, then it helps improve the taste. It does help you tailor your buzz tho, if you're into that.