Crippit, Oregon 2007
Mother: Crippled
Rhino, Oregon 1999
White Rhino Female –
Cannabis Cup Winner
Crippler Chocolate Thai,
Seattle
Father: Pit Bull,
Oregon 2004
P-91 Female, So Cal
Sugar Plum, Oregon 2003
– Oregon Medical
Cannabis Award Winner
Indica
Crippit grows great
indoors and out.
Sunny Girl Gardens
Ultra-Premium Organic
Container Mix
Classic Thai Umbrella
Plant with huge leaves
and big chunky buds.
Branches like a
Christmas Tree, grows
tall.
Turns lovely purple
when it gets chilly
Sunny Girl Gardens
Ultra-Premium Organic
Container Mix
About 5 weeks maximum
flowering time
38-45 days
Crossing the Crippled
Rhino with Pit Bull
allowed us to take her
outside. Crippled Rhino
is more suited as an
indoor Chocolate Thai
strain, but the Crippit
does just fine outdoors.
We put it in bloom at
about 4 to 4 and a half
feet tall and it comes
out between 6-7 feet
tall.
Ai) Buds are big and
seem loose, but really
are quite dense. They
are long and large with
lovely purple tones,
especially if she gets
chilly.
ii) The leaves are very
large and thick and wide
with crystals down the
fan leaves. They start
bright green and turn a
deep rich purple with a
little chill. In the
summer, she stays green
all the way through.
iii) This variety throws
two primary colas and
many secondary colas
that are not quite as
big.
iv) Crippit likes the
outdoors. She gets about
8 feet tall outside. She
is an indoor
connoisseur’s plant. The
smell is powerful and
floral.
B i) Crippit starts out
strong. You feel it
immediately and it lasts
for hours.
ii) Euphoric, dreamy
iii) Great party bud.
Very cheerful, happy
high. This is actually
one of my all-around
favorites.
iv) Crippit is strong
medicine. Works well for
my nausea and other
symptoms.
v) Crippit is
outstandingly balanced,
with a Thai top note and
a Hawaiian base flavor
that blend with a subtle
floral all the way
through. It is sweet
without being cloying.
Big crystal coated fan
leaves make great bubble
hash too.
Crippit was released
to the community in
2008. It has not yet
been placed in contests.
All photos for Stoney
Girl Gardens are taken
by Mike Mullins.
Crippled Rhino was our
first cross, and it’s a
love story. The day
after my husband told me
he liked me for the
first time, as we were
putting the Crippler
pollen on the special
White Rhino we had
picked for breeding, we
shared out first kiss.
It was magic. We only
got one seed, but it was
amazing: a 7 foot tall
tower with dense colas
as long as my arm. We’ve
been honeymooning ever
since that kiss. We
wanted the name to
reflect both parents.
Pit Bull was named for
my dog, Arianna. After
winning first place at
the OMCA, I decided to
do a breeding round with
Sugarplum. I put it on
the P-91 because I
detested the flavor of
the Hog’s Breath, but it
was the most powerful
medicine I was
producing. The goal was
to get something strong
that tasted pleasant,
and Pit Bull was a much
bigger success than I
ever anticipated. It has
circled the globe and is
grown in India,
Thailand, Amsterdam and
Pakistan.
The thing that stood
out the most about this
variety is that it is a
bit of a throwback in
that it brought out the
best of the Highland
Thai genes from the
Crippler, while still
keeping the speed to
harvest that we require.
Thai in 6 weeks instead
of 12.
Stoney Girl Gardens
is really a breeding
team of growers across
Oregon who work together
to test the varieties
that I cross in my
garden. They get seeds
to test and give me back
a clone of the best of
each batch. Then I test
all of those to find the
best. This way I can
test and still stay
within compliance with
my medical marijuana
program here in Oregon.
We do selective
breeding in a harem. We
isolate a male and
collect his pollen. Then
we selectively use a
flat toothpick to
pollinate all of the
flowers on a single
branch of each of the
primary breeding females
in our garden. I like
the harem style breeding
because I can go a lot
of different directions
with a single male or I
can get a lot of
back-breeding done at
once.
Labeling is also key. I
always write the name of
both the father and
mother on seed bottles.
And I make a chart of
everything that I
fertilized with the name
of the male along with
any names of the
crosses.
I’ve had cancer for
about 30 years, and most
of the patients we work
with are end of life
patients or growers who
are helping end of life
patients or severe pain
patients. We focus on
making the strongest
medicine finish as fast
as possible. Most of the
patients I have worked
with (including myself)
are living much longer
than their doctors ever
expected. I’ve been able
to reduce my Healthcare
costs by about 85% by
growing my own organic
medical marijuana. My
calcium is completely
under control, reducing
my Emergency Room visits
by 10 a year. Instead of
25 pills a day, I only
take 2. I’m off of all
pain killers,
anti-depressants and
anti-anxiety
medications. My weight
is up from 92 pounds to
118.
F. Get active
politically. You can
write letters to the
editor of your local
paper, or respond to
articles you see on the
internet, go to public
meetings and make
marijuana legalization a
part of the
conversation. If you
don’t have medical
marijuana in your State,
pester your local
Representative and
Senator into sponsoring
a bill. Go to town hall
meetings. Run for office
– even if it is just so
that a marijuana
opponent won’t run
unopposed – and argue
for legalization at
every opportunity.
I’ve been going to
public policy making
meetings. I choose a
group and read all of
their reports. I
identify what their
problems and goals are
and craft my message to
use their buzz words and
show them how marijuana
legalization would solve
their problems and
achieve their goals.
Stoney
Girl
