Math on seeds
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BooMtoLate
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I wonder what kind of weight comes off a plant that size?
BooMtoLate
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Need a zoom boom for trimming.
On the next episode of treehouse mastersIs this one too big?
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Bob Loblaw
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Just about the right size SarahJane. I'll take 2, one for each side of my front walkway. That would shade the house perfectly. 
Jackalope
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It totally amazes me how one question can excite the crowd LMAO.
Funny no one mentioned the guy that works for a living. He grew one regular strain. Kept a male and pollinated a bunch of different females. Got a few thousand seeds from each plant. He then came up with cheap packaging convinced a no name seed bank to carry his product. Picked out 5 to 10 cute names. (Not sure how may females he had LMAO). He doesn't sell many seeds but everything is all profit.
Sound stupid? Those breeders are out there too. How much should he make a year?
Funny no one mentioned the guy that works for a living. He grew one regular strain. Kept a male and pollinated a bunch of different females. Got a few thousand seeds from each plant. He then came up with cheap packaging convinced a no name seed bank to carry his product. Picked out 5 to 10 cute names. (Not sure how may females he had LMAO). He doesn't sell many seeds but everything is all profit.
Sound stupid? Those breeders are out there too. How much should he make a year?
Blazejowski
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The new gold and silver.
Blazejowski
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You are the definition of “a Friend with weed is a friend indeed“.
Blazejowski
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Holy Sh!tIs this one too big?
Blazejowski
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I’ve seen orange trees, apple trees, plum trees, avocado trees and peach trees that big with hundreds of fruit them. Wow!!! Talk about a buzz kill? Not at your house.Is this one too big?
Jackalope
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You can't never tell by looking. From what I have found out. Those huge plants from out west can produce 6 to 10 pounds of bud.
Stihl 180
Grow plant from a seed, harvest anywhere from a couple ounces to a pound; up to tens of thousands of rooted cuttings from plant grown from a seed, all capable of producing the same as mom... Guy across town sells bud for $20/gram...
Nah, I'm pretty comfortable with paying $2.37 to $15.84 per seed. Seems like a bargain, actually.
As cannabis is still illegal in most countries around the world, we won’t have to worry about GMO plants for some time yet
Do a web search for the "Who is Dr. Frankenbeanstein?" article.
The Celt
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Interesting article but some flaws in what the author conveys.
Regardless of the DEA and Mr Watson intended, mapping genomes
“The license gave Hortapharm/Skunkman/DEA control over what researchers are allowed access to pedigreed seeds of predictable quality! The object is to patent up every possible combination of cannabinoids and terpenes with efficacy for every possible disease they can treat, and every possible genetic sequence! Once ready to make the move, they will shut down every medical cannabis grower for patent fraud, and those they can’t will be run out when they produce a more effective product for significantly less than $250 an ounce the growers are getting!”
Does not constitute GMO or the ability to patent the strain.
”Genetically modified crops (GM crops) are plants used in agriculture, the DNA of which has been modified using genetic engineering methods. In most cases, the aim is to introduce a new trait to the plant which does not occur naturally in the species.”
Without genetically modifying the DNA, it’s not GMO and not patentable.
As crafty and underhanded as the DEA is, they can’t patent something that’s not legally patentable. Not to mention, the patent would only hold in the country it was issued, other countries would have to agree for it to hold elsewhere.
Their planned was doomed from the beginning.
Regardless of the DEA and Mr Watson intended, mapping genomes
“The license gave Hortapharm/Skunkman/DEA control over what researchers are allowed access to pedigreed seeds of predictable quality! The object is to patent up every possible combination of cannabinoids and terpenes with efficacy for every possible disease they can treat, and every possible genetic sequence! Once ready to make the move, they will shut down every medical cannabis grower for patent fraud, and those they can’t will be run out when they produce a more effective product for significantly less than $250 an ounce the growers are getting!”
Does not constitute GMO or the ability to patent the strain.
”Genetically modified crops (GM crops) are plants used in agriculture, the DNA of which has been modified using genetic engineering methods. In most cases, the aim is to introduce a new trait to the plant which does not occur naturally in the species.”
Without genetically modifying the DNA, it’s not GMO and not patentable.
As crafty and underhanded as the DEA is, they can’t patent something that’s not legally patentable. Not to mention, the patent would only hold in the country it was issued, other countries would have to agree for it to hold elsewhere.
Their planned was doomed from the beginning.
When I need new genetics I pay average of $25 a seed. Learned my lesson buying cheap seeds from questionable breeders. Either not what they say, unstable or immature.
Give man $10 bud and he smoke one day.
Give man $10 seed and he smoke all life.
~ Ancient Chinese proverb ~
Give man $10 seed and he smoke all life.
~ Ancient Chinese proverb ~
Modest Grower
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I just bought a few seeds from seedsman.com and with the freebies it ended up being $3.80 a seed. I'm more than. Pleased with that price. 420 sale and it is still going!
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