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what's new with in-state legal seed producers? I am bored and am going to walk away from my current stock and would be psyched to hear recs based on locally available stuff...
anyone run some of the new centennial stuff? I already ran django, which was great smoke and a low yielder for me, and roughneck which was a great producer but the effect seems to tweak my back more instead of relaxing my muscles. It has a wonderful high though.
thseeds? who else has seeds at centers and which ones?
I just heard about a local seed company called 303 seeds they look to have some nice kush crosses, I'm going to check them out today and run a pack or two. I know dacono meds has their seeds for sale and a couple more centers in Denver.
I am running some strains right now that are grown from seeds that have been selectively acclimatized to high desert/cold environments. These plants have been finishing OD at 6700' in temperatures that are down into the 20's at night. They have seen one snowfall already and last week we had a killing frost, but these girls shook it off. November 1, and they are still growing outdoors. We'll probably cut them in the next few days.
I am the grower for a center and I believe we will be carrying these strains for sale to the public soon.
We carried Centennial Seeds for a while, and tried Roughneck ourselves. We didn't get any spectacular pheno's and have stopped carrying their seeds. Patients who tried them had mixed results.Quote:
Originally Posted by copobo
You can get Rare Dankness seeds, known for great quality, at a few places around the state: Rare Dankness - Where to Buy | Rare Dankness - Colorado Medical Marijuana Seeds & Elite Genetics
im about ready to order seeds from online. every local clone has been dissappointing to say the least. at least with seed i can select the best moms instead of buying the weakest moms clones and try to be forced to buy the better product.