overlord
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I can sell seeds in state only
There are companies like Southern Oregon Seeds which distribute in the USA and maybe world wide.
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I can sell seeds in state only
There are companies like Southern Oregon Seeds which distribute in the USA and maybe world wide.
I cannot agree with this statement enough, we use to start plants indoors in Florida then move them outside just for this reason. I miss the old Colombian Gold, as well as others from that era and would love to have some to grow and further preserve the originals. Personally I am not so sure the "super strains" are any better than the old ones, perhaps the high was much more pure than today's hybrids. I wish you great success and hope your genetics will make their way into the public, so that one day we can grow some out ourselves.
I don't think the new hybrids are inferior. Potency, terpenes, vigor - everything is improved over landrace strains. The issue for me is that the foundational strains are disappearing. Many of them have been "improved" out of existence.
I think of it like color or scent or taste. If you mix blue and yellow, and then you run out of blue ... ... you're gonna have every shade of green you could ever want, but ... no more pure blue. Sometimes you need pure blue to make a color you want.
There used to be millions of landrace stands of cannabis all over the world. But now, most of them have been polluted by foreign pollen. Most of the seedhouse strains are a vast improvement over any landrace, but the building blocks of those same strains are being lost. One of the fascinating things about the Phylos Galaxy DNA project is how some cannabis genetics seem to be very unrelated to each other. Grand Daddy Purple, for instance, and Chem Dog, appear to have no shared ancestors with the majority of the other strains. These are the sorts of valuable landrace lines that we have yet to discover and preserve.