If the other coop grows were disqualified due to this reason than mine shouldnt be any exception even with the ridiculous protocols I take like stripping naked and taking a shower immediately afterwards 
No hard feeling at all!
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Great way to look at it. 
Yeah, I do crazy shit like that just to keep my other spaces pollen free. 
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What a bummer man. I’ve enjoyed following along with your hard work on this. There aren’t very many grow logs showing crosses w The White on OG. Seems like a blank canvas that would add trichome development to other strains and I’m very curious about its pain relieving abilities.
Grateful for your efforts and sharing the journey!
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I am a slut for “the white” crosses so you will see plenty more from me as we head into the future 
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Looks like still plenty of interest even though it’s not an official co-op anymore
Miss the white.
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Sorry to hear this bro. Thanks for trying
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If you end up trying to get these out to people still, let me know if you need help with stamps or supplies or anything and I can see what I can throw your way!
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I second that Motion…Very intersted in the White Afghani & willing to chip in if needed @JonPott …I will say that Im a Week Away from Paper so my contributions would arrive next week 
Stay Up & Stay Blessed 
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The offer is very appreciated! The seeds are still baking. Reminder to all in the US that stamps increase in price July 13th I believe.
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Wow , thanks for the heads up bro 
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Me too, love all the “white” strains I’ve ever tried!
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No major updates besides these ladies survived water pooling in my basement over the last seven days. The carpet padding, carpet, and flood matt in the tent saved these plants. Had two shop vacuums running to manage water seeping in and tore out all the capret… 
. Once the carpet/padding was out the humidity was able to regulate in my tents.
They also got a new tent mate for the next two weeks before I chop them down. Seeds look to be developing well!
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Totally forgot to mention the clones got an repotted and are doing amazing. Plan to start flowering them in about two weeks when the parents plants get chopped.
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Damn sorry to hear about the basement man. Plants look great.
I’m willing to help with shipping supplies as well bud.
Hit me up. 
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Same for shipping supplies.
Sucks about the carpet, but hey! No more carpet, so lose, win?
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I will for sure let you know! I appreciate the words about the basement. Originally, when we framed in our basement during covid we going to install this vinyl flooring but after my late wife was diagnosed with cancer she wanted carpet down there. So its kind of bitter sweet that it gone now. Having a professional over tomorrow to check out the foundation and options for repairs/prevent this from happening again.
I am thinking it was due to hydro static pressure as we had a good 2.5-3inches of rain fall in a single day. Didnt help the next day was almost as rainy. Did the the math and my property itself had roughly 27k gallons of water rained on.
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Really check all your gutters and drains in case they are plugged. Also consider a porch / roof where along the side where the water is coming in. Foundation work is super high and if you can simply roof that section , you will stop the water and get a cool porch way cheaper than the foundation work , which adds no value. GL
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another potential fix to consider is a strategically placed french drain along one or two of the outer walls of the house to protect the foundation and basement. redirects the water and gives it a path of least resistance leading somewhere other than your basement / foundation.
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Hydrostatic pressure is no joke. Ive seen water pissing out of otherwise sound foundations during serious flooding.
Gutters and french drains can help a ton. My place used to get seepage in a few spots before we replaced the gutters. Pretty much right below low spots in the gutters. Also worth working on landscaping that directs water away from your house. Even a small 2inch berm on a hill can redirect massive amounts of water.
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I appreciate the thought on that but clean those twice ar year. Also have some gutter guards on them!
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