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I got these seeds out of a bag of smoke. I kept them because the seeds were "tiger striped" and I have never seen any seeds like this. The smoke I usually get is schwag though because I live in a small town in Texas. So I was wondering if anybody could help me with identifying this strain. These are about 1 1/2 weeks old.
99% of ALL good seeds are tiger striped dude. It is virtually IMPOSSIBLE to tell what strain a plant is, save for the few unusual strains. You might see similar characteristics when its almost done flowering. Let alone a seedling.
whiskeytango
So if they are tiger striped the smoke is going to be better than just schwag? These seeds were in a QP I got as schwag...but very good schwag you could feel it in a couple of hits and I smoke all day everyday so it was good sh*t
When seeds are striped, that usually means they are fully formed. Regardless of strain. Some might be dark brown with spots instead of striped, but either way, dark seed=good seed. And even some schwag wouldn't be bad if it was handed right and grown sensimillia. Once the plants much closer to harvest, you may be able to get an idea if its a hybrid or whatnot. Most schwagg is sativas grown in mexico and other central american countries, but let go and seed and not pay attention to em really. Handle em like shit, smush em into a brick.....u get the point.
WT
Ok I thought that because of the tiger stripe they were like seeds you have to buy over the net.
Nah.. many different strains produce striped seeds. I'm not sure if it's an indicator of anything other than the seed is mature.
SnStealth is 100% correct... Schwag is mostly Mexican or other Central American sativas, grown in fields, no males yanked out, everything gets seedy, it's harvested, allowed to dry for a few days and then it's compressed into bricks and shipped out... It gets mildewy and moldy and starts smelling like crap.
That doesn't mean the seeds can't produce some good smoke if it's grown with care.
You might just be surprised at the end.