Same here. I've grown multiple strains and they all usually turn out smelling the same. For the life of me I can't find the site that claimed all your plants will smell and taste similar because of the surrounding environment. Another thing I was thinking is that the technology we use today is far superior than what we were used to. Maybe we're giving the plant everything it needs and then some and that keeps the smell at bay? Back in the day plants didn't have what we have today to give them. Idk..I just smoked my Durban poison.. that smells very similar to the kush that was growing only a few feet away. One things for sure, that's a hell of a good point to make. Been scratching my head awhile on that one.
That may have more to do with how most strains/strandivars are hybrids hovering in the 60-40 to 50-50 range. Case in point, my outdoor grow this summer consisted of a ~50-50 hybrid(OFSG) and a 90-10 Freakshow. Both smell markedly different overall but with a similar floral undertone. On a related note, I think medium has an influence as well. My wife and I were in Maui a few years ago and the fruit there was otherworldly in taste. I think the volcanic soil contributed to the taste.
Biochemistry and genetics of floral scent production. Boy that would be an avenue to venture down.
I don't think I understand the question...goat and monkey beans are at most online bean sites if that's that you're asking...
Got it, just took me a minute. I just saw some in stock today on a site that I’ve never dealt with. Didn’t know they were not allowed to sell them anymore
Looks like they are still selling seeds on the goat and monkey site. I didn’t complete a transaction but @bigsur51 may want to reach out to Matt’s partner to let him know.
Going along at the speed of science…
The wedding cake strain.
