Whats up with The Doggies Nuts Seeds prices?
- Thread starter BorgClone
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CLOSETGROWTH
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Thats the UK price.. You need to convert it to US currency.
Angry Pollock
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Borgclone is correct, the pound is about 60-65 % of the U.S. dollar so doggiesnuts seeds are very costly
BorgClone
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Well i always forget most you guys are USA, i pay my seeds in EURO and this ones in euro are costly i cant even start to imagine but dollars worth sh*t like it is atm must be extra extra more...
speedyseedz
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It's the only method they have of selling anything.
Their product is such low quality that people never buy twice. It comes out shit and nothing like what its supposed to.
No one recommends them, the only selling tool they have is that they are rediculously expensive so they must be good. Sadly they are an utter pile of shit.
BorgClone
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Ok this might also be a innocent question but why would a portal like attitude sell that shit anyway?? i mean if its a clear rip off others might be induced in error
dirtnap411
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For the same reason a certain seed co charges $2000 for 5 seeds, because some people have more money than sense.
BluffinCali
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Yeah from what Ive heard their seeds are complete junk, especially for the ridiculous prices they expect people to pay. Its too bad cause they sure make those pics look like they have some great lines, but from the one journal I saw they were completely unstable. I mean tons of different shitty phenos, bad germ rates, plants dying, I feel sorry for anyone who falls for those pretty pics and believes there plants will look remotely close to that. Reminds me of bcseeds with their outrageous prices, but atleast Ive seen some decent reports for them, although they werent anywhere near their outrageous claims. Stay away from doggies nuts, or your gonna end up with weed thats lucky to have the smell of a dogs nuts...beware doggienuts and bcseeds...scam
Punk
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Well if one seedbank offers a breeders' seeds, than the 'other' seedbank has to keep up with the Jone's.
Seedbanks like Tude and wwms have the luxury of not having to stand behind the quality and genetics of the strains they sell. In addition, these seedbanks sometimes sell 5 versions of the same strain name, so you have a hard time deciding which one is the best choice.
All they have to do is make sure some beans go in a baggie and put the correct address on the package. 90% of the strains they sell can be purchased directly from the breeder.
Personally, I've received seeds from 3 different banks/breeders. The biggest problem is getting stuff that grows weak and stresses easy, i.e, hermies.
With all this said, the world only has, imo, a handful of actual STRAINS that are stable enough to be worth growing. I'm not going to try and list them, but if you stick to the well known strains, at least initially, you'll have better luck.
Good genetics doesn't have to cost a lot of money either. I'd rather not make any recomendations on this thread, but a good strain shouldn't cost you more than $30-$45 (£19-£30)
150wHPS
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What strain costs $2Gs?... That's crazy!