Frank Nitty
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Glc is so close to you that you wouldn't have to worry about it... Get those seeds man... You'll be sad if you don't...
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MustangStudFarm
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I think that I have it figured out... Anyways, I used FoxFarm's light warrior soil and I had perfect germination rates on A13 x SnowLotus and Bag of Oranges. Seedling pictures are so boring though, I thought that I would spare everyone the boredom.
Useful Seeds
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Nice!! I can't wait for you to smell the Bag of Oranges, you will get it on the stem rub even when they are young.
Amos Otis
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But see....the thing is, once you put it in the post office mailer and send, it's scanned every step of the way. They're not individually handled in sort facilities; actually, it's only the last delivery phase where a single postal employee has domain. He/ she ain't gonna open a box that's been scanned safely up to the last step. Obviously he/she would be the culprit beyond all reasonable doubt, so he/she just wouldn't do it on a 'hunch'. But sure....if you ain't cool w/ it, that's all that matters.I realize cash gets sent successfully all the time. I also still know it also goes missing regularly. With what I have to live on a month, $200 is a lot of money to risk to a shady postal worker. If that wasn't the case I would have no issue taking the risk. Reality sucks sometimes.
Cheers
Frank Nitty
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You're telling the truth though... Convinced me!!! Hahahahaha!!! No, I know about glc already... Bought from them without a hitch... If you're nervous about the money, don't order a lot all at once... Try it out and if it works ,then go again until you get all that you want...
Spondylo Grow
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I feel the same with that dollar amount. Too much to lose. Maybe split up your order and just go for one pack at a time?I realize cash gets sent successfully all the time. I also still know it also goes missing regularly. With what I have to live on a month, $200 is a lot of money to risk to a shady postal worker. If that wasn't the case I would have no issue taking the risk. Reality sucks sometimes.
Cheers
Schwaggy P
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Is there anything in particular you are looking for in a male out of the (Chocolate Diesel x Chocolate Trip)? Is your goal the most Chocolate Diesel leaning male, or are you looking to refine a trait in an otherwise Chocolate Diesel dominant male?
Useful Seeds
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I am looking for a Chocolate Diesel leaning male, but if a Chocolate Trip leaning fella feels like the best choice, I will go with him. The cool thing about this particular bx is that the male will come from Chocolate Diesel x Chocolate Trip , that is pretty special in my opinion. For obvious reasons.
macsnax
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I don't know much about chocolate trip. I just googled it and damn! That's a frosty plant from the pics I just seen. Definitely looks worth further investigation.
Useful Seeds
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Chocolate Trip is a special cultivar for sure .I have thought about a release of Chocolate Trip f5 select if there is any interest.
The GreenBastard
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Yes, please on the Chocolate Trip f5.
Frank Nitty
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Gimme all you got!!!
macsnax
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Hells yeah man.
Frank Nitty
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You're kidding right??? I dont think there is anything that you have or could create that any of us would not be interested in!!! That should be obvious by how fast your stuff sells out... You are the freakin' man Useful!!!
Frank Nitty
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For real!!!
Frank Nitty
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You either Nu-be... Haven't tried any of your work but if you're down with the man, you're on the same level, im sure!!!
Useful Seeds
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Frank Nitty
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Right back at you
DC Seed Exchange
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Thank you fellas for your hard work!!!
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The good folks at the New England Veterans Alliance were so stoked to get these beans! No doubt they will be grown in some well deserving homes across the region.
