Paul-n-Chukka
Well-Known Member
All the failed attempts to lockdown the heaviest skunk traits have gone down the wrong path.
They've assumed that garlic and egg odor is the pathway.
However coffee smelling strains hold the key to skunk . The roasting of coffee beans also creates prenylthiol.
Now just unmask that skunk.
Prenylthiol (321mbt) exists in all cannabis and hemp but it is usually masked by other elements.
Human test subjects have shown that pine & lemon mask the odor of skunks.
More specifically the compounds responsible for "Masking of skunk odor" are:
beta-myrcene
alpha-pinene
C4-substituted pyrazine (smells “musty or nutty")
trans-2-nonenal (“musty”, “cardboard”, “vegetable”)
d,l-limonene
So what I'm suggesting is that if you want the most skunk for your chuck then eliminate garlic, piney and lemon from breeding.
And begin with something very Coffee smelling that can easily breed away from its c4-pyrazine traits to Unmask that Skunk.
They've assumed that garlic and egg odor is the pathway.
However coffee smelling strains hold the key to skunk . The roasting of coffee beans also creates prenylthiol.
Now just unmask that skunk.
Prenylthiol (321mbt) exists in all cannabis and hemp but it is usually masked by other elements.
Human test subjects have shown that pine & lemon mask the odor of skunks.
More specifically the compounds responsible for "Masking of skunk odor" are:
beta-myrcene
alpha-pinene
C4-substituted pyrazine (smells “musty or nutty")
trans-2-nonenal (“musty”, “cardboard”, “vegetable”)
d,l-limonene
So what I'm suggesting is that if you want the most skunk for your chuck then eliminate garlic, piney and lemon from breeding.
And begin with something very Coffee smelling that can easily breed away from its c4-pyrazine traits to Unmask that Skunk.