silver monkey fur

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DJH@ZE

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• Jun 10, 2012

• #1

has anybody heard of a strain called silver monkey fur i live in tx and found about 5 beans on an oz. and was just wondering if this was a personal cross or commercial?

 

RawBudzski

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• Jun 10, 2012

• #2

Texas has Marijuana?

 

missnu

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• Jun 10, 2012

• #3

I have never heard of it...but there was a guy on here that was like what should I call my purple kush...I assumed you called the weed the same thing you called the plant...so nobody can possibly have any idea what strain anything is...I think it is crap to call the end product something other than the strain name...but it seems to make inconsequential people feel more important

 

Medical420MI

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• Jun 10, 2012

• #4

Maybe a cross with monkey paw?

 

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DJH@ZE

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• Jun 10, 2012

• #5

well yeah it definately seems like someone just threw a name on it cause there is atleast three different pheno's everything from purple to kushy to lemony and very sativa

 

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DJH@ZE

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• Jun 10, 2012

• #6

ive got three blueberry kush beans i'm planning on maybe doing a little breeding myself but i guess i can use the silver monkey as mystery breeding stock

 

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DJH@ZE

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• Jun 10, 2012

• #7

cause i like the fact there was atleast three different pheno's in the monkey fur and yes texas has cannabis and its rather high quality

 

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DJH@ZE

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• Jun 10, 2012

• #8

it looks like it could possibly be monkey paw X super silver haze

 

Jogro

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• Jun 10, 2012

• #9

DJH@ZE said:

has anybody heard of a strain called silver monkey fur i live in tx and found about 5 beans on an oz. and was just wondering if this was a personal cross or commercial?

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So far as I know, there is no commercially available strain by that name.

Which means that what you've got is anybody's guess.

Maybe someone made their own cross (eg using silver haze) and gave it that name.

Maybe someone just pulled that name out of their butt and stuck it on something else more common.

Unless you can trace the strain to its source (and not necessarily even then), this is just pure speculation.

 

hazey grapes

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• Jun 10, 2012

• #10

silverback's a much shorter name

 

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DJH@ZE

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• Jun 16, 2012

• #11

ok so silverback is super silver haze x grape ape from what i can find, i have a seedling from the batch ans it just broke surface and you can tell the first set of leaves have purple edges is this common of grape ape.