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Well, not actually immediately...I had a good run at them for a couple years...
How Much Does a Name Matter?
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Yeah. That one bothers me. Because I love the bud (and its namesake too honestly), but can we at least not name it the same as a completely different drug? I mean my grandma might think it meant Lake Shore Drive 25 but...
So what you're saying is, don't name a strain "Gas-X"?
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I did a cross tween Golden Ticket and Big Bomb when I reversed a Golden Ticket freebie batch.....working name in my head so far is Big Ticket. Have yet to grow the resulting seeds, but getting ready to so I can see if it's a bust or boon.
Names with 'ryder' in tend to put me off as i think theyll be based on the old first style of autos that weren't quite good enough. also i really dislike the 'royal' prefix from RQS .
A good name wont make me buy a seed though. Reviews and research will.
A good name wont make me buy a seed though. Reviews and research will.
Oh? Try Afghan Kush Ryder. It's a good and potent indica.
If you mean the World of Seeds one, their Wild Thailand Ryder and Neville's Haze Ryder are also quite good sativas.
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I'm same way. The word to me makes me think unworked low yielding low potency ruderalis. I have a lot of seeds and not one with the word Ryder and not by accident so that's excellent example of where a name can effect regardless of accuracy of perception.
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