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The old stock from Ken is what you want. I think his sons are running the operation now.
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went and looked at those there the real deal kind of spendy but its a 15 pak regs they would be good stock.One of our sponsors Cannapot had Nevilles Haze bred by Shantibaba at Mr Nice. It’s worth looking into.
So many of the Hazes you see today come from the early releases by Shantibaba. Then when Shantibaba sold The Greenhouse to Arjan. Arjan got early F1’s so his are the real deal as well.
No shit. This makes alot more sense now considering all Arjan’s F1 stock. Technically he just took over the heardNeville and Shantibaba hired Arjan to take care of sales for them. Neville left for Switzerland and sold the Seed Bank of Holland to Ben Dronkers who changed the name to Sensi Seeds. Shanti created Greenhouse Seeds and Arjan was hired to take care of sales. Shanti eventually sold Greenhouse to Arjan and Shanti went to Switzerland to work with Neville. Shanti took all of his parental stock with him but Arjan got F1’s of Nevilles and Shantbabas breeding stock.
So if you bought GDP from Granddaddy Purps now would that be from new stock?The old stock from Ken is what you want. I think his sons are running the operation now.
im curious about this as well. if his sons are running things, it could stand to reason the original genetic line is still in play and the stock is still the same. but its been what, 17 years since the strain was invented? interesting..I’d have to look into it, I don’t think Ken is in charge these days.
yes thats what i read as well. right after i ordered my greenhouse white widow seedsMy understanding is Shanti took his original parental plants used to make White Widow to Switzerland. Arjan was left with F1 stock. Shanti sells the original as Black Widow.
Shanti and Neville... oh how I miss the drama. lolOne of our sponsors Cannapot had Nevilles Haze bred by Shantibaba at Mr Nice. It’s worth looking into.