Old 1970s varieties still grown?

[michaelnights]

Looking for a 420 friendly state to move. GF has sever migraines. mmj only thing that helps her. Climate in HI would benefit her as well.

Visited Big Island in the late 1970s with 4 friends, all experienced puffers. On first day we went to a park north of Hilo. Met a local, bought a toothpick size joint. All got so stoned we couldn't drive. Got lost, played in the waterfall, got sunburned, etc. Next day bought 1st of many bags from a local at hotel. Quality was even better. Haven't puffed anything as good since.

What was it ? Are those varieties still around ?

michaelnights Reviewed by michaelnights on 04-30-2010. Old 1970s varieties still grown? Looking for a 420 friendly state to move. GF has sever migraines. mmj only thing that helps her. Climate in HI would benefit her as well. Visited Big Island in the late 1970s with 4 friends, all experienced puffers. On first day we went to a park north of Hilo. Met a local, bought a toothpick size joint. All got so stoned we couldn't drive. Got lost, played in the waterfall, got sunburned, etc. Next day bought 1st of many bags from a local at hotel. Quality was even better. Haven't puffed Rating: 5

[oldhaole]

Aloha,

Those old strains are still around. And they have gotten better. The Big Island is the most MMJ friendly island in the state. Cards are easy to get. I don't know how your GF would react to the vog though.

As for what the genetics of what you were smoking, who knows? Many of us keep large seed banks. Strains here are often a mix of who knows what. Add that to volcanic soil and intense sunlight just about anybody can grow great weed.

[michaelnights]

Thank you oldhaole. That's what I was hoping.