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It's no different than sending clones around...Both are illegal so I don't see the purpose of something "labor intensive" since clones are easy to take and also easy to ship...I would imagine both can be kept in the dark for about the same amount of time before dyeing....And if we get world-wide legalization then we could just send legal clones instead of something that is harder to do...
I still think the process is really cool,just not that many applications at present with the current leagality problems..
Take care and grow safe................................................CC
Your right clones are easy to ship and we do it all the time but,
I think the benifit of tissue culture is that when the dork at customs looks at the gunk in the little vial, he has no idea what he's looking at. not so with seeds and clones. What would be the expence to determine whats in the vial would be beyond any customs agency. The tiny fragments needed for tissue culture would be void of thc, and would have to be tested for strands of DNA?
