Brilliant! I'd say stocks in trail mix companies will go through the roof! LOL
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'In Search of the ULTIMATE SATIVA and INDICA'....(Rare Land-Race Hunting.)
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Brilliant! I'd say stocks in trail mix companies will go through the roof! LOL
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TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
Maybe yes Gypsy, but this trail mix its more like bird food and prank.
Oh hey.... it's no prank. At least in Canada.
http://www.inspection.gc.ca/plants/...s/d-96-03/eng/1312380810386/1312381018330#a14
Look at 1.5 Commodities Exempt
Having said that, you have to be convincing with a destination or web address to make it seem legit because with a big old bag of hemp seed the border agent might check. If you address it to the "London Urban Birders Club", and have a one page website (like a free WIX page), you're golden.
Until we have instant star trek DNA Sequencing tricorders, it's up to the border agent. So be a little convincing.
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I think its about original sealed bags, other way, why they make that law if its so easy to circumvent, that dont make any sense.
I managed to find out where these Jagerscnitzel seeds came from - that were in the trail-mix - so it all good.
They are a server fund donation - from a legal state - oh what a palava - lol.
They are a server fund donation - from a legal state - oh what a palava - lol.
TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
I had 2 shipments not make it because of "Foreign Contaminants" Aka: dirty with sticks/stems, leaf matter, etc. Both were in plastic bags within Burlap bags and sealed like they do small coffee bags. Were they dirty? My guy says No. But we're talking 3rd world people here. So who knows.
NzGreenWhanau
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Im subbed in. The saga continues ������
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This is great news Gypsy, story have happy ending. I was pretty sure this is bad joke. How many You find there?
You still raise a server founds and looking for vendors ?
You still raise a server founds and looking for vendors ?
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Sertaiz
i think we are bullshitting to try and distract from that elephant.. ..all hopes are in the mountains, taking it all in. making some good friends. or stealth mode. one day we will hear from him, that rascally rhino
This is a very cool thread.
Personally would like to see someone find true heirloom mexicans like true Acapulco Gold or Zacatecas Purple that survived untouched since the 70's. Spiritual stuff. Laughter inducing stuff. Also the "tripping grass" that came out of southeast asia
Personally would like to see someone find true heirloom mexicans like true Acapulco Gold or Zacatecas Purple that survived untouched since the 70's. Spiritual stuff. Laughter inducing stuff. Also the "tripping grass" that came out of southeast asia
He did tell us that he had acquired a visa for Bhutan - and that he was prepared to pay the now $350 per day fee to visit that nation, which includes a personal guide - a while back.
We still have not heard from him in maybe 2 weeks now - so am a bit worried and concerned for his safety - hopefully he will be in touch soon.
We still have not heard from him in maybe 2 weeks now - so am a bit worried and concerned for his safety - hopefully he will be in touch soon.
When I was traveling I was terrible at notifying anyone where I was. I will assume he is having a great time and finding some amazing farms.
I would check in to this thread in a year or so 
It's way past peak growing season and these things take time any way.
Kudos for having Bhutan and Xinjian on the list btw! Although Bhutanese strains probably are near identical to Nepalese ones there is less chance of contamination from western genetics on the Bhutanese side. In Nepal they have grown western and wld hashplant genetics side by side with local plants for decades (which is still only a drop in the ocean) but the Bhutanese landraces are very likely to be pure.
Xinjian is a wild card for sure. I don't know if the sativa hashplant of the old still persist but I wish you luck in finding it.
Since you're open to suggestions maybe the Altay mountain range could be worth exploring!
It's way past peak growing season and these things take time any way. Kudos for having Bhutan and Xinjian on the list btw! Although Bhutanese strains probably are near identical to Nepalese ones there is less chance of contamination from western genetics on the Bhutanese side. In Nepal they have grown western and wld hashplant genetics side by side with local plants for decades (which is still only a drop in the ocean) but the Bhutanese landraces are very likely to be pure.
Xinjian is a wild card for sure. I don't know if the sativa hashplant of the old still persist but I wish you luck in finding it.
Since you're open to suggestions maybe the Altay mountain range could be worth exploring!
