Blowmonkey
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Why waste money on seeds?
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The only bagseed we have is mexican shwagz...
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DirtDevil said:
Pure Blueberry from DJ Short is a cross, if im not mistaken its [Oaxacan Gold X Chocolate Thai] X Highland Thai X Afghani
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DirtDevil said:
No, breeders spend alot of time searching for new strains (landrace) or proven strains to make crosses with and through trial and error either succeed or fail.
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T.doT.Toker said:
Yes, so stay away from your sister
Is my mom safe game? I already passred through her once when i was born.
Not if ur growing for long term... its not like you really lose money.
Once the breeding work has been done to establish or stabilize a strain, it can be grown and bred again with the individuals identifying with the characteristics of the strain. You only have to pay this large sum once which is paying the breeder for his time, work, equiptment, and supplies. $200 is gettin up there for a pack of 10, but its a one time investment if you know how to use it.
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DirtDevil said:
Not as much of a rip off as $400 an ounce of herb. $100 or $200 is worth not getting ripped off by dealers. Besides if you are so againsts buying beans, cool. Grow bagseed and have a nice life. Leave the real herb growing for the rest of us.
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acar
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Check out this thread...
Check out this thread...
check this thread out.
This is why you pay for your seeds....
it's the difference between buying a Pure-bred pup with papers and going to the City Pound. the free one may be cute, but could be real lame 12-weeks later.
serious breaders devote their lives to the genes in their beans. The real ones grow thousands of plants to find the right combos traits.
if they don't do this major homework, you get a big pheno-deference between your kids. check our my Hypnoberry pheno crossesction in my sig. for proof.
hope this helps.
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=4825
Check out this thread...
DirtDevil said:i still dont get it
check this thread out.
This is why you pay for your seeds....
it's the difference between buying a Pure-bred pup with papers and going to the City Pound. the free one may be cute, but could be real lame 12-weeks later.
serious breaders devote their lives to the genes in their beans. The real ones grow thousands of plants to find the right combos traits.
if they don't do this major homework, you get a big pheno-deference between your kids. check our my Hypnoberry pheno crossesction in my sig. for proof.
hope this helps.
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=4825
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If you look at the returns, buying expensive seeds is no thing. Ok, your gonna spend..lets say... 100 bux for 10 seeds. Thats 10 bux a seed. You grow them seeds..chances are you'll get a 50/50 female to male ratio, so 5 females. You grow those 5 females outdoors....and all goes well... ur lookin at at least 2 oz's per plant or more. So...that is 10 ounces of nugs.. with no seeds ( at least it should not have any seeds). Where i am from..you can sell a OZ of nugs for 350 a pop. So, all you have to do is sell a quarter ounce of that 10 ounces and you have all the money back you put down for your seeds... plus 9 and a half ounces to smoke..or sell. Now if that doesn't sound like a profit to you, you gotta get your melon checked. Not to mention if you make one of those females a mother plant, and use clones. There is a reason why expensive seeds are expensive seeds. You get what u pay for, which is outstanding genetics. -Opt
