[GoatCheese]

Originally Posted by FireIn.TheSky

You know my main issue with any EU breeder selling something that "smells like a skunk" I always wonder how do they know what a skunk smells like, skunks only live in N. America particularly the US and parts of canada. Did they travel to the US to smell a skunk? What a funny vacation that would be, "I'm going to the USA to smell a dead skunk" lmao.

Just because something stinks does not mean it smells like a real skunk, which is the smell everyone is after.

Sam named the strain Skunk and some plants grown in Europe were still quite pungent back then. And this is why European smokers can associate a certain aroma to stinky Skunk#1.


But you yanks can be proud of your stinky animal all day long.
I still know how a skunky Skunk#1 smells like, even if you can't figure out how that is possible. Smoking shit, not talking it helps abit

[ChaosCatalunya]

Originally Posted by GoatCheese

Maybe you should try more aged hard cheeses, cause obviously you havn't eaten many kinds of those.
Peace

Most of the cheeses here in Spain are hard aged cheeses, I am a big cheese fan, I also get given lots of nice Italian cheeses as well, still never found anything that smells like the Cheese clone at all.

[FireIn.TheSky]

Originally Posted by ChaosCatalunya

Bizarrely I just spotted that a friend' daughter is part of a pet skunk group in the UK, I think they de smell them

But Skunk 1 never did smell like a Skunk did it, it was just a way of saying that the weed fucking stinks.

The roadkill term too refers to dead animal stink, not specifically dead skunk stink

Likewise the UK Cheese clone smells nothing like Cheese, it is just a nickname because it stinks. It is also meant to be Skunk 1

Roadkill skunk does not mean any old animal.

There was weed in the US that literally smelled like you ran over a dead skunk.

Skunks make a particular smell when you run them over, it stinks to high hell but smells nothing like death or rotting. Dead skunk smells like a more aromatic skunk smell, when you run them over they release all of the skunk spray, thats what the smell is.

I find it BS that anyone is recalling a smell they may or may not have smelled in skunk 1 30+ years ago.

No true roadkill skunk will ever come out of the EU, you have to smell it to know what it is.

The weed that smelled like that used to be quite common in the US, always cheaper mid grade mexican.

I honestly can never figure out why Europeans are so obsessed with roadkill skunk.

[GoatCheese]

Originally Posted by ChaosCatalunya

Most of the cheeses here in Spain are hard aged cheeses, I am a big cheese fan, I also get given lots of nice Italian cheeses as well, still never found anything that smells like the Cheese clone at all.

Wasn't it named "Cheese" after some lady growing it on a window sill said it smelled like cheese or do i remember the story wrong?
If so, the name came from a smell of a vegging plant, not a blooming Cheese plant, and i think some skunky plants in veg can have similar pungent aroma as old-cheese, very old Gouda or something similar.


..anyhow, lovely clone anyways.

[Lester Beans]

Originally Posted by ChaosCatalunya

Bizarrely I just spotted that a friend' daughter is part of a pet skunk group in the UK, I think they de smell them

But Skunk 1 never did smell like a Skunk did it, it was just a way of saying that the weed fucking stinks.

The roadkill term too refers to dead animal stink, not specifically dead skunk stink

Likewise the UK Cheese clone smells nothing like Cheese, it is just a nickname because it stinks. It is also meant to be Skunk 1

Skunk 1 was named skunk because it smelled like a fucking skunk.

The man that made it has a name SKUNKMAN.

Are you so numb you can't understand that??

If it just stunk he would have named it something else. But it smelled like a skunk so that's how it got its name.

I can't believe that people still dispute this.

[joeyclams]

Originally Posted by FireIn.TheSky

Roadkill skunk does not mean any old animal.

There was weed in the US that literally smelled like you ran over a dead skunk.

Skunks make a particular smell when you run them over, it stinks to high hell but smells nothing like death or rotting. Dead skunk smells like a more aromatic skunk smell, when you run them over they release all of the skunk spray, thats what the smell is.

I find it BS that anyone is recalling a smell they may or may not have smelled in skunk 1 30+ years ago.

No true roadkill skunk will ever come out of the EU, you have to smell it to know what it is.

The weed that smelled like that used to be quite common in the US, always cheaper mid grade mexican.

I honestly can never figure out why Europeans are so obsessed with roadkill skunk.

Ive wondered this myself, we got roadkill in the 80s and it was good but it sure didnt measure up to the kinda hype it gets today. It was good seedless but theres plenty better so i bet if it ever did surface again it would mainly just be kept more for a novelty.

[FireIn.TheSky]

Many breeders have said that they have experinsed any rks type plant has serious stink but not much potency.

I have a miracle plant in my personal collection that I think is the closest thing to true roadkill skunk I have ever experienced.

It's afghanica looking plant of unknown origins. It has potency and serious stink with 5 star bag appeal, but lacks yield. I'm going to start working on breeding it, I don't feel I have found the correct partner for it yet.

I plan to do s1 and outcross of it this year.

[MJPassion]

I plan to do s1 and outcross of it this year.

Get er done n lets see hear about the results.

Originally Posted by ChaosCatalunya

Bizarrely I just spotted that a friend' daughter is part of a pet skunk group in the UK, I think they de smell them

But Skunk 1 never did smell like a Skunk did it, it was just a way of saying that the weed fucking stinks.

The roadkill term too refers to dead animal stink, not specifically dead skunk stink

Likewise the UK Cheese clone smells nothing like Cheese, it is just a nickname because it stinks. It is also meant to be Skunk 1

Road killed skunks smell nothing like any other road kill on earth. Badgers, which are related, are also stinky creatures but they aren't nearly as strong smelling as a dead skunk.

Inexperienced Europeans that would like to smell the aroma of a Road Killed Skunk might like to purchase a bottle of skunk essence, also known as PURE QUILL... https://www.kaatzbros.com/product/sku...-quill-1-oz-2/
Break that bottle in a well populated area and you'll see two kinds of people;
Those that can't handle the aroma & evacuate the area...
And
Those that wonder WTF is that smell & begin searching for it.

[highsteppa]

I think people mostly want it for the loud smell and the rareness of it. We didn't have it in our area long before NL replaced it. 92-93.Nothing since can even come close to the power of the smell. It was the first thing I smoked that wasn't mexican brick.

[geneva_sativa]

The Skunk we saw in Hudson valley, NY early-mid 80's was reeking of Skunk the animal smell.

Was also stronger than what I have seen people in this thread recalling from their experiences.

Am sure there are many different origins for these diverse recollections