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Tombstone
$60.00
Tombstone combines Triangle Kush with Stardawg to create fantastic new phenotypes with all TK’s potency and Stardawg’s massive, sturdy structure. Many of Tombstone’s most prominent phenotypes display fantastic reds and purples upon finish, though some take on the bright-green color most typical of common Indica varieties.
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Triangle Kush x Stardawg
Tombstone combines Triangle Kush with Stardawg to create fantastic new phenotypes with all of TK’s potency and Stardawg’s massive, sturdy structure. Many of Tombstone’s most prominent phenotypes display striking red and purple hues at the end of the flowering cycle. This hardy and easy-to-grow strain offers solid yields, powerful highs, and rich aromas and flavors. Tombstone is the perfect strain for those seeking the classic, earthy scents of Kush and Chem.
Tombstone Strain
Triangle Kush
Triangle Kush, Tombstone’s mother, is one of the most well-known cuts of cannabis around. This cut is said to have been named in recognition of the three cannabis-producing capitals in Florida—Jacksonville, Tampa, and Miami.
The tale of Triangle Kush began with a young cannabis user in Florida known as Origins_tk, or OTK. In the late 1980s, OTK became involved in the surfing scene in South Florida. Soon, he met many other surfers who shared his passion for cannabis. In 1990, one of OTK’s friends introduced him to a grower nicknamed the Governor. This grower liked OTK’s passion for cannabis and offered the young surfer a job at his grow operation. OTK enthusiastically accepted the job offer and moved to Central Florida to work for the Governor.
The Governor’s grow operation was highly refined for the time, but he cultivated only a handful of strains. Recognizing the need for more variety, some of the Governor’s colleagues went to Amsterdam to acquire some new strains. They wound up purchasing more than $10,000 worth of seeds from The Seed Bank of Holland, and OTK helped them transport the seeds back to the Governor.
While growing some of the seeds acquired in Amsterdam, OTK discovered some extraordinary female Hindu Kush plants. He brought a few of these plants to the main grow room and placed them next to the Governor’s cherished Emerald Triangle plants.
When the plants were for harvest, OTK was disheartened to see that one of the Hindu Kush plants had become hermaphroditic and had pollinated the Governor’s Emerald Triangle plants.
Within the seeded Emerald Triangle flowers, OTK’s friends came across Triangle Kush and OG Kush, two of the most renowned strains of all time.
Triangle Kush Lineage
Many growers believe that Triangle Kush, the mother of Tombstone, is a hybrid of Emerald Triangle and Hindu Kush. Emerald Triangle was an admired strain that circulated in Florida during the 1990s; however, not much is known about this mysterious cultivar.
According to OTK, Hindu Kush is a cross of Kush #4 and Northern Lights #2 that was originally bred by Nevil Schoenmakers.
Stardawg
Stardawg, the father of Tombstone, was created by Top Dawg Seeds and first released in 2011. JJ NYC, the owner of Top Dawg Seeds, bred Stardawg with the purpose of translating the illustrious Chemdawg into a line of seeds.
JJ created Stardawg by pollinating the clone-only cut of Chem D with an Afghan No. 1 male. He then backcrossed this strain with Chem D two more times, dubbing the backcross “Tres Dawg.” Lastly, he used a Chem-dominant Tres Dawg phenotype to pollinate the Chem 4 cut. JJ named his new strain “Stardawg,” possibly due to its ample resin glands that sparkle like stars.
Stardawg Lineage
Stardawg is believed to be a Sativa-dominant hybrid of Chem 4 and Tres Dawg. Tres Dawg, Stardawg’s father, is a backcrossed variety that descends from Chem D and a Sensi Seeds Afghan No. 1 male. Both Chem 4 and Chem D are the offspring of the famous Chemdawg strain.
Tombstone Cannabis Seeds
Greenpoint Seeds created Tombstone by using their powerful Stardawg male to pollinate the authentic, clone-only cut of Triangle Kush. This hybrid combines the robust flavor and knockout stone of Triangle Kush with the bountiful yield and stout structure of Stardawg, creating a beginner-friendly strain that produces top-shelf buds. Some phenotypes may lean toward the Triangle Kush in flavor and effects, and others will be more Stardawg dominant. Most phenotypes will display a mixture of qualities from both parents.
Tombstone Aroma
Triangle Kush is esteemed for its rich, earthy fragrance. This strain offers the usual lemon-pine aroma of OG Kush with added notes of ripe berries and fresh herbs. In the jar, Triangle Kush smells of lemon and fuel, with earthy and floral hints. When broken apart, the dried flowers release bitter undertones of fine wood and pine needles.
Stardawg emanates a strong fragrance with distinct scents of skunk, kerosene, pine, and damp soil. Some users also notice subtle hints of menthol and citrus when grinding up the buds.
Tombstone radiates pungent aromas of soil, skunk, and sweet lemon, though a more discerning nose can often detect notes of diesel fuel, pine, and spice, as well. Its classic fragrance is one of Tombstone’s most prized traits.
Tombstone Flavor
The aroma of Tombstone carries through in its flavor. The taste is smooth, beginning as a spicy, hashy palate followed by a sweet, citrus-berry and diesel-fuel finish. Tombstone should cause no throat abrasion when properly flushed and cured, thus making it easy—and quite tempting—to continue indulgence well beyond the recommended dose.
Tombstone Effects
With more than 20 percent THC on average, Triangle Kush tends to hit users hard and fast. The high sets in with a warming sensation behind the eyes, followed by a body-numbing stone. Though pain generally dulls after consuming Triangle Kush, limbs can become heavy, prompting users to relax and unwind. However, some users also note an uptick in creativity, mainly due to TK’s limonene and pinene terpene profile.
In contrast, Stardawg is a Sativa-dominant strain that delivers an uplifting and stimulating cerebral high. Soon after smoking Stardawg, users may notice a powerful feeling of euphoria that boosts the mood and awakens the mind. This potent cerebral effect is soon followed by a gentle tingling sensation throughout the body.
Tombstone unites the relaxing and soothing stone of Triangle Kush with the invigorating high of Stardawg. This hybrid can produce between 18 and 22 percent THC, delivering a strong but well-balanced effect that is both relaxing and inspiring. Due to its exceptional potency, novice users should exercise restraint when consuming Tombstone cannabis flower.
Tombstone Structure
Triangle Kush is medium to tall in height, with long, thin branches that have significant internodal spacing. The dense, frosty buds form in tight clusters along the length of the stems, resulting in popcorn-shaped flowers rather than massive colas that are characteristic of many cannabis varieties.
In contrast, Stardawg is of medium height, with thick, sturdy stalks, compact internodal spacing, and dark-green fan leaves. This strain produces giant, immaculately formed colas that are dusted with shimmering resin glands. Stardawg forms large, lime-green buds with rusty orange pistils and forest-green sugar leaves.
Tombstone is medium to tall in height, with robust branches and moderate internodal spacing. This variety displays a kaleidoscope of colors ranging from bright greens and yellows to deep purples and reds. The buds coat themselves with a silver sheen of sticky trichomes throughout the flowering stage, resulting in to-die-for bag appeal.
Growing Tombstone
Tombstone seeds often germinate quickly (in as little as a few days) and proliferate rapidly. The strain’s Sativa influence is apparent during its vegetative stage, stretching significantly within the first few months of growth. As such, growers must control height by frequently topping the plants and pruning unproductive branches to promote girth. Growers should also consider adding trellises or other support systems to the grow room before plants begin to flower, as the large, weighty colas will likely be too heavy for the branches.
A carbon filter is also essential when growing Tombstone indoors. The flowering plants are exceedingly aromatic, emitting presumes of lemon, eucalyptus, and diesel fuel. Those operating stealth grows may not be able to contain the scent without the proper equipment, so careful grow room planning is a must.
Pest & Disease Control
Tombstone is resistant to many pests, diseases, and environmental stressors; however, this variety may be susceptible to powdery mildew infections. Growers can thwart powdery mildew infections by keeping the grow room clean, providing plenty of airflow and lighting, and maintaining the correct temperature and humidity levels throughout the vegetative and flowering cycles.
Triangle Kush often requires an extra supply of calcium and magnesium. Tombstone also thrives when provided additional calcium and magnesium. Growers can fertilize the plants with a bottled cal-mag supplement or enrich the growing medium with dry nutrients such as dolomite lime and langbeinite.
Buy Tombstone Cannabis Seeds
Tombstone cannabis seeds reliably produce potent, flavorful buds that are packed with cannabinoids and terpenes. This strain combines the best qualities of Triangle Kush and Stardawg, creating a unique hybrid that is sure to please. Its classic flavor, balanced effects, and striking bag appeal make Tombstone a popular choice for medical and recreational users. Indeed, the Tombstone cultivar is an exciting way to add variety to any cannabis garden.
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Grow Credits: sackmastaflex (2017)
Photo Credits: @anthony.louis.lorenz (2017)
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jones4984 (Verified Buyer) –
So far these are the most vigorous to germ. Within 12 hours all of the first 6 were open and out about an eigth of an inch can’t wait to update with some pretty nuggets. Can’t believe there’s no reviews or pics off this one anywhere. Most all fem, one male seed I threw out and one I grew out.
Green Ganja Gnome –
the reason we don’t see much history/pics on tombstone? It was discontinued a few years back.
glad to see this very Bad to the Bone cross reinstated back into action!
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jones4984 (verified owner) – September 13, 2018
Yea most GPS seeds ive grown are pretty vigorous. What do you mean threw out male seed? I’ve tried that guide to grow roundest seed with the roundest circle at the butt but have to wait a month n a half to test my theory -is that what you’re talking about?
Dudester83Dudester (Verified Buyer) –
He’ll yeah, I need another pack.. got 3 left going now that I know what im doing.
Anonymous (Verified Buyer) –
Can’t wait to pop these. Finishing raindance now then this is next.
Anonymous (Verified Buyer) –
Popped for beans only problem I’m having their taking their time still not sure if they’re female or male genetics at the moment thanks
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Smokehouse420 –
Fat frosty nugs. In week 6 they tripled in size. I was shocked. A+
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Smokehouse420 –
2 more pics for you
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Anonymous (Verified Buyer) –
Great
Growkat541 (Verified Buyer) –
Cant wait to get these poppin’ gonna be some FIRE for sure.
michael poindexter –
My Star Dog was a Beast!Grown in coco-140z dried ,and cured-!
Tattoojoe27 (Verified Buyer) –
Grew this out last summer. 2 phenos. I more purple. Greener variety slightly more flavor and potency. Slightly. Other than that kind of the same. Favorite variety thus far. Flavor is unmatched. I could smoke constantly. Growing again with remainder of seeds. Last summer was HPS. This summer is LED. Outdoors plant did not fare well in northern climate. Grew to 10 ft tall and failed to flower in time. Probably better far south. Anyways I love this strain.
Tattoojoe27 (Verified Buyer) –
Sweet. 8 weeks into flower. Tripled in size within the last week. Patiently waiting. 2 phenos. One taller. Should be good.
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mark loveland (Verified Buyer) –
nice
jpk2003 (Verified Buyer) –
Tombstone pictured alongside another GPS strain, Purple Chem. These little girls stink.I believe I have 8 outta 10 seeds that are female. 4 inside/4 outside. The outside girls have about 4 more weeks until they are ready. Trying the HIT method for the first time. If I can keep the insects away without stressing them out and bring them to harvest, Ill be amazed. Haven’t smoked any, but I trust the brand to be top shelf. Nice work GPS.
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EYEZREALLOW (Verified Buyer) –
Gas/fuels/accelrants, pine, tobacco, lemony, minty and general funk in scent and flavor – she’s a winner, can wreck days 😎
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Daniel S. (Verified Buyer) –
It’s called tombstone for a reason will purchase again
Grant Foster (Verified Buyer) –
Tombstone, I only grew one of these to check it out and I loved it as with all greenpoint strains I’ve grown so far it’s a stardawg cross so you will get that chem/diesel taste , but to a little bit less extent than say the bison breath for example. Great yeild , great structure and a little bit of a mango taste or something I can’t quite put my finger on it.. but just a hint , this one is quite nice and has great colors .
michael poindexter (Verified Buyer) –
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0 out of 1 people found this helpful. Was this review helpful to you?joel dubois (Verified Buyer) –
I had 10 good looking seeds, I was surprised only 4 popped – /shrug – plants look good, using fox farm starter solid and have only given them one feeding of liquid kelp,
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just a few more I wanted to post –
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Marco (Verified Buyer) –
Overall awesome strain. I sprouted 2 seeds sometime in July, both sprouted with one male and one female, seems I got the green colored variety. I grew them in a white fabric pot. I yanked the male, and the female grew to 39″ tall with tons of buds and colas. Fertilized with organic general fertilizer, then with flower girl fertilizer during flowering.
I grew this outside in southern arizona, extremely hot and dry climate. Summer temps are around 115 degrees, even on harvest day (October 11) afternoon temps were over 100 degrees. It didn’t get sun damage, and didn’t require shade. However I did put it under 60% shade fabric in the afternoons in the last month to help the buds get a cooler temp.
I cut the base and dried the whole plant for a week inside, then cured in mason jars. I saved all the large buds and colas first, then kept all medium sized buds for a tincture. I ended up with 4 ounces of killer buds, and 1 ounce of medium size buds for the tincture. I tossed all the small buds because there was so much.
Great smoke after 2 months of curing, very floral smell like a flower shop, and gives a great high. Highly recommended strain!
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Mohamed Giabou (Verified Buyer) –
This is the most smilies Plant I have ever Grown. At 3 week from seed I started smiling a strong oder from it and when you give it water well my House stinks so good. My #1 choice Thanks Greenpoint your on point..
Anonymous (Verified Buyer) –
Tombstone grew very lanky… Loaded with trichomes… The smoke was very potent and can be provoke anxiety in those who are prone to it. I got six females out of a pack and grew out five. I think You’ll enjoy these beans.
Cody (Verified Buyer) –
Great plants! Planted 5, got 5 fems. ALL Very Nice! I would highly recommend it if you like the kushy, sour, gassy type plants. Which is what I personally like.Took a clone of my favorite. Nice Yield, Good Bag Appeal, and Great Terps. Gotta Love That Triangle Kush!
Jonathan C. (Verified Buyer) –
This. One. Is. Colorful. All my seeds germinated, and I got 7 ladies.The buds grew nicely colorful, dense and the smoke was tasteful and potent. I’m definitely ordering this again.
Anonymous –
So far so good, first try was a male which worked out. Pollinated my GG#4 and White Russian. Hybrids will be my outdoor plants this season.
Mike R. (Verified Buyer) –
The one female ive popped was a treasure to grow! Beautiful structure, very resinous, greasy buds! Definitely need a carbon filter, for this strain! A good chem/rubber smell/taste with a touch of sweetness on inhale. Plants WILL need support, as branches get FULL of heavy, thick dense buds!! 10/ 10 strain!!!!
Moonwalker (Verified Buyer) –
This one I been really enjoying !it knocks it out the park!! Highly recommended this stain!!week 7 by the way
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scott (Verified Buyer) –
Easy to grow, decent yield and very frosty.
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Rich C. (Verified Buyer) –
Not grown yet.
Nick H (Verified Buyer) –
Loving this strain. Stinky, very forgiving on changes in temps and humidity. Grows like a weed that’s for sure. I am 4 weeks into flower and these nugs are so dense and smell of lemon pine. Relative humidity %45-55… Temps are 70-75. 5×2 tent
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0 out of 1 people found this helpful. Was this review helpful to you?ReconOG (Verified Buyer) –
Wow, and I can’t say that over the years I’ve grown for ALOT of my plants. (36 plants… 3 times a year) I enjoyed the stardawg which plays a main role in how the plant develops…
For something I’m blessed to be surprised with…
8.5/10