Quote Originally Posted by Fencewalker
I don't quite understand this point...How many U.S. seedbanks are around? All the seedbanks I know of are in other countries,
Gee. That's weird...there's a seed bank sitting right here in my home, ready to go. Just need a few fancy seed-packs for marketing, and I'm ready to rock-n-roll. (clones would take a bit longer, but I'll bet I could join forces with the local nursery to help with start-up and operating costs.) :jointsmile:

I know that if it were legalized...I'd have a strain or two on the market, and I's start registering/copywriting some others. As would virtually all growers in the USA with the knowledge and skills to market their products. Within two weeks, I'd have my website converted, and within a month would be makin' profit. Plus, foreign sources will likely become obsolete, as Obamanomics raises the tarrif's to unprofitable extremes.

Within two weeks of legalization, the USA would be saturated by growers and wanna-bee's.
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