20 year old brick weed seeds
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I can't imagine 20 year old brick weed has anything left in it but a good headache. It hurts my head just thinking about that stuff.
I smoked that stuff too. Not yours but probably from the same bale
Don't do it. Once you smoke something you've grown you'll want to grow something better, not, take a chance on some junk in the trunk seeds.
No offense. But, you'll want better.
Enjoy the auto, I started on them and you'll get some good medicine on a quick turn around. I found them to be great to test the effects of different strains in a short period.
Visit a few site sponsors for seeds (or where you got the autos from) and see what they have for deals on fresh seeds. Save the bagseed beans for next year outdoors.
That's probably where they'll do the best assuming the origin.
Don't smoke it man,, scrape your pipe or press it at best....
I smoked that stuff too. Not yours but probably from the same bale
Don't do it. Once you smoke something you've grown you'll want to grow something better, not, take a chance on some junk in the trunk seeds.
No offense. But, you'll want better.
Enjoy the auto, I started on them and you'll get some good medicine on a quick turn around. I found them to be great to test the effects of different strains in a short period.
Visit a few site sponsors for seeds (or where you got the autos from) and see what they have for deals on fresh seeds. Save the bagseed beans for next year outdoors.
That's probably where they'll do the best assuming the origin.
Don't smoke it man,, scrape your pipe or press it at best....
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Watch it be some of the truest original landrace anyone has ever seen!!
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I have tons of seeds from seedsman comingI can't imagine 20 year old brick weed has anything left in it but a good headache. It hurts my head just thinking about that stuff.
I smoked that stuff too. Not yours but probably from the same bale
Don't do it. Once you smoke something you've grown you'll want to grow something better, not, take a chance on some junk in the trunk seeds.
No offense. But, you'll want better.
Enjoy the auto, I started on them and you'll get some good medicine on a quick turn around. I found them to be great to test the effects of different strains in a short period.
Visit a few site sponsors for seeds (or where you got the autos from) and see what they have for deals on fresh seeds. Save the bagseed beans for next year outdoors.
That's probably where they'll do the best assuming the origin.
Don't smoke it man,, scrape your pipe or press it at best....
Injust figured it would be cool
To see what this stuff
Looks like with a little care while growing
Im not smoking the weed its in the trash already
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Could it be something unique at 20 years old?
Or would it have to be older to have a chance to be something good?
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Im in Mass also.I can't imagine 20 year old brick weed has anything left in it but a good headache. It hurts my head just thinking about that stuff.
I smoked that stuff too. Not yours but probably from the same bale
Don't do it. Once you smoke something you've grown you'll want to grow something better, not, take a chance on some junk in the trunk seeds.
No offense. But, you'll want better.
Enjoy the auto, I started on them and you'll get some good medicine on a quick turn around. I found them to be great to test the effects of different strains in a short period.
Visit a few site sponsors for seeds (or where you got the autos from) and see what they have for deals on fresh seeds. Save the bagseed beans for next year outdoors.
That's probably where they'll do the best assuming the origin.
Don't smoke it man,, scrape your pipe or press it at best....
northern mass
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It could be there's only one way to find d out I guess. I'm not sure how viable the seeds will be after 20yrs of not being stored properly. I would however make sure I had a sure strain to run along with it.
BobbyZ
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Oh yeah! Mystery bean. Try and germ some...
Im a little south. Yeah, you could have a real gem. Lol. Im kinda curious though cause I love growing stuff. See if they germ. In your area you should be able to get some fire clones......
Have fun and be safe,, lol
The point about storage or how they've been stored is the most valid point. Plenty of old seeds out there will produce. But, will the thc levels suit your needs????
Seeds from back in the day had much lower thc levels. Not all, but bagseed for sure.
Seeds from back in the day had much lower thc levels. Not all, but bagseed for sure.
Jackalope
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Just because they are old land race seeds it means nothing. It might be different if you had a few seeds of a great batch of smash weed that you saved. Just random bag seed is not worth your effort or time. Especially if you have better seeds coming. Space is a big thing indoors. Any space used for questionable genetics could very well be wasted.
I would say you have a 20% chance to be surprised and a 80% chance you will be disappointed. Even if it doesn't suck it probably won't impress. Best to grow strains bred for indoors when growing indoors.
I would say you have a 20% chance to be surprised and a 80% chance you will be disappointed. Even if it doesn't suck it probably won't impress. Best to grow strains bred for indoors when growing indoors.
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Yeah im thinking ill try to grow it outdoors next spring
Jackalope
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Now that is a good idea. I stand by the fact that unknown genetics are risky on indoor grows. Space is to important. Hard to waste a spot for them. I still love to try unknown seeds when it doesn't matter as much. Either a different tent or outdoors. There are always going to be a great one or a surprise here and there.
