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Javadog

Javadog

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The confusing part is that their own site suggests this:

The smell of Shiva Skunk flowers is described as musky and sweet, with citrus undertones, although it can sometimes reveal different fruity scents

That is not how I would describe the skunk that I am thinking of...I am reminded of
the "light green" reference from some other Skunk depiction...Bass, where was that
line? I am not finding it! I really think that that is the Nauge that I recall so fondly.
Light green color and thoroughly spherical shaped buds are the only other clues that
I have beside the skunk smell.

There was a dude who sold these buds, from Argo Hall at UCSD, "Jim Nauge". I need
to find Jim. He graduated with a degree in Chemical Engineering (very smart ;0) and
is likely still above ground somewhere. Jim! :0) He would recall the Nauge.

JD
 
bassman999

bassman999

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bassman999

bassman999

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Javadog said:
The confusing part is that their own site suggests this:

The smell of Shiva Skunk flowers is described as musky and sweet, with citrus undertones, although it can sometimes reveal different fruity scents

That is not how I would describe the skunk that I am thinking of...I am reminded of
the "light green" reference from some other Skunk depiction...Bass, where was that
line? I am not finding it! I really think that that is the Nauge that I recall so fondly.
Light green color and thoroughly spherical shaped buds are the only other clues that
I have beside the skunk smell.

There was a dude who sold these buds, from Argo Hall at UCSD, "Jim Nauge". I need
to find Jim. He graduated with a degree in Chemical Engineering (very smart ;0) and
is likely still above ground somewhere. Jim! :0) He would recall the Nauge.

JD
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Are you asking me? If I knew I have blanked right now lol
 
Vnsmkr

Vnsmkr

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Bakersfield said:
Have the Southeast Asian strains remained untouched by outside genetics?
For instance I've heard much of the Mexican weed has been crossed with afghani strains over the years.
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Some has and some not so much. Alot of the stuff here is still very raw I find. Theres alot of hydro grown in the cities but that doesnt get out to the farmers. There's more introduced in Thailand & Cambodia, but still some untouched as well
 
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