Live Stoner Chat 10 Strains From the '90s You Don't See Anymore

[Kakarot]

Jamaican Lambsbread. Pure sativa. I originally smoked it in the 1970's but never saw it again until the 1990's. I see they are selling it these days as well. Bob Marley supposedly said it was his favorite strain.

2pac raps about the LambsBread and Buddha Strains in the song "Krazy" on the Makaveli Album.

 

[Kakarot]

"I smoke a half ounce to the head Chocolate Thai, Indo, Hawaiian, LambsBread, Buddha.. all that shit Im fucked up in this Mo'fucka"-2pac

 

[MediScrogs]

That looks pure fire bro, makes you wonder though how many of these strains now with the same names are actually true to the original in terms of parentage, or there are just some seedbanks that piggy back off the name with their own crosses.

If you where smoking in the 70s you might like this one, is the top 40 strains from High Times 1977 edition. Not as pretty as the 90s offerings but sure there is some long lost parent genes to our modern day strains in there.

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Awesome photo collection and yes there's some great old genetics everybody is forgetting about now.

How 'bout the Kala, ole kali mist. She might be getting ready to disappear who knows. Subtle high felt like my color perception was greatly hightened like no strain ever did, that was '97 stock.

I haven't had a one hit wonder in almost eight years. You know, when you're sitting there "talking" (read microphing) to your buddy for ten minutes with the pipe still inches from your face whilst you're still in dreamland from a little pipe toke. WHERE IS THAT WEED NOW?

91% of the dispensary weed I've tried recently in Oregon is okay but doesn't burn clean despite whatever they say about 25% THC. Overall very disappointing so far, a lot of the old guard has retired I guess.

The overall picture of current weed is that a lot of work done 25 years ago has been lost, sadly.

 

[MediScrogs]

Also, I remember getting sleepy ripped on Sexy Mexi in 1989, was really cheap to buy and just made your eyes red like your neck no matter what better carry visine and try not to look stoned.

Those skunky brown buds were fun

 

[The420smoker]

Being in the NYC area, we had access to grips of smuggled goods.
Thai sticks from Thailand, Jamaican bud(not pressed), and some crazy Afghani bud.
The all time greatest personal achievement for the time was being able to hold a 2 kilo brick of Turkish hash.
Holding that brick in my hand was a profound experience that still effects me today.
The crescent moon and star stamped into the top.Salivating just thinking about it.:drool:
For me, that was like holding one of the tablets with the ten commandments on it.

Ohh the memories from this thread. Grew up out on the Island. Made weekly trips to Bushwick to get the black hash. We would wait on a line about 100 people long down the sidewalk and sometimes around the corner. When it was your turn you go down 3 or 4 steps to a door with large gap under it. Stick your money under door(hold it tight) then your hash would come sliding out one dime at a time. Order filled let go of money. Then I got brave and shoved a stack of $100s under. The door opened, let me in and got a kilo for $2000. I still remember peeling the gold foil from the center of the slab. This was about 1989-1990. And what about around 1987 when the "red hair sens" was around. $20 for a fat 1/4. That stuff was the only thing that wasn't "bricked" at the time. Nice fluffy seedless bag.