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Archive Seed Bank Thread?
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Darpa
Member
Hi Folk,
Anybody here have experience with Archive FaceOff Og or the Sweeties (FaceOff x White Tahoe Cookies)
I grew The Sweeties last year but wasn't able to graft a viable female scion on my BKGW root stock. But the female cut of The Sweeties I had showed extreme trichome production in the veg. (This strain is a nightmare to clone or to graft)
I made some cross of my BKGW plant with a male Sweeties but this year I want to give it a try again with The Sweeties.
For the experience grower, does this look like a FaceOff phenotype or a leaning WTC from the leaf patern.
Thanks
Anybody here have experience with Archive FaceOff Og or the Sweeties (FaceOff x White Tahoe Cookies)
I grew The Sweeties last year but wasn't able to graft a viable female scion on my BKGW root stock. But the female cut of The Sweeties I had showed extreme trichome production in the veg. (This strain is a nightmare to clone or to graft)
I made some cross of my BKGW plant with a male Sweeties but this year I want to give it a try again with The Sweeties.
For the experience grower, does this look like a FaceOff phenotype or a leaning WTC from the leaf patern.
Thanks
Take a look here
I've grown Cluster Bomb
( Bomb Threat x Face/Off OG BX1 )
Maybe this helps you a bit!
regards!
I've grown Cluster Bomb
( Bomb Threat x Face/Off OG BX1 )
Maybe this helps you a bit!
regards!
That's because with deep backcrossing traits segregate!
Id love to find out more info on the corn cob
what is pnw corn? never heard of that cut.
bumpp
what is pnw corn? never heard of that cut.
bumpp
Theres a thread about it on another site. Heres a few snippets - hope that helps
Here is some info I found on a skunky, clone only variety. I never knew it as corn, always heard it refered to as 4-way. It would be great to find a cutting of it.
"The Corn is another old clone reportedly hailing from the PNW. Deep in the mountains it also went by the moniker of 4-way. No first hand knowledge of it's exact pedigree, but some sort of dank indica hybrid it is for sure.
With an awesome smelling corn flake dank funk, with an astringent nostril burning, kerosene tone when cracked or ground up. When lit up, the room fills with that old school DANK bud smell. The kind that you knew wasn't some local bunk. The kind you smelled at a concert and were hoping to be the guy standing next to the hippy with that SKUNKY smelling joint.
My experiences with the plant have been it's extremely potent. It's got a very strong initial head high with real knockout power. Sedative Relaxing Body High with significant pain relief. Muscle Relaxer.
Corn- pnw cut. don't know anything more. very intersting danky indica cornbread DANKNESS to her. i don't knwo how to describe. kinda tickles the nise hairs astringent burning kinda thang. tastes skunky and potent as a mofo. gets me ripped. i love joints of this stuff, i just wish the buds weren't so airer so i could keep more of it in the jars."
Has anyone heard of the corn or 4-way?
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There was a strain called "the corn" that existed in the pnw during the late 90's. The smell was extremely rich as well as unforgettable. It grew exactly as you described, and was told it originated from Indiana. Top notch goodies.
In the early 90's there was a strain in the area called "the chem". Its structure and smell looked nothing like the Chemdog/dog. After a few yrs it was crossed w/ another local favorite known by some as the "4 way", but to most known as the "snow bud". That cross was then named the C4.
This also was the days of the mighty "Trinity" aka "TC".
There was a strain called "the corn" that existed in the pnw during the late 90's. The smell was extremely rich as well as unforgettable. It grew exactly as you described, and was told it originated from Indiana. Top notch goodies.
In the early 90's there was a strain in the area called "the chem". Its structure and smell looked nothing like the Chemdog/dog. After a few yrs it was crossed w/ another local favorite known by some as the "4 way", but to most known as the "snow bud". That cross was then named the C4.
This also was the days of the mighty "Trinity" aka "TC".
I dont know anything about that cut, I just know that growers from PNW used to buy variety from Sensi seeds which was called four-way, because it was quite cheap. description: "a multiple Indica hybrid created from exceptional Indian, Afghani and Pakistani cultivars, all backed up with the vigor and high-octane punch of Skunk #1. After some additional refinement to accentuate her best qualities, Four Way was re-launched in 1995 and has become lasting favorite among growers who want a strain capable of extraordinary appearance and taste, plus all the speed, bulk and power of the best Indicas."
Robney
Active member
Nice!
How did the Killer Bees turn out? Was it some nice daytime smoke? Good yield? What kind of flavors did you end up with?
Sunshineinabag
Active member
If i were gonna run one archive gear which would u recommend?
