@Kidete thanks again for being one of the many people to make these trips happen! Thanks to @Upstate as well and all the other donors. I love this kinda stuff and ill continue to sign up for everyone i catch in time
Howdy @Kidete, nice to hear you are back safely from your travels and seed expedition hunt. It’s great news to hear that you found some seeds to bring back and share.
Since the Masisi would only have been enough for a few each member, would it be possible for us to pool our respective shares so that a chosen or volunteered member can reproduce the Masisi on behalf of the group instead of needing more funds to acquire them? The $150 was a bit of a stretch for me as it were, and it would feel like missing out not being able to purchase some when the goal of this trip seemed to be finding seeds for the group. I’m fine however you wish to proceed but think that would also be a nice option to consider. Many blessings and much love
Really appreciate your efforts. I am also confused. I thought the seeds would be split equally among the donors from both strains, i.e., 15 Rutshuru + 4 Masisi seeds each, which I think would naturally lead OGers to a collaboration on reproing the latter. (15 was the stated minimum.)
If that’s not the case, I’ll split a pack of the Masisi with anyone interested.
Also, just making sure the breeder pack of 50 per donor of Kilimanjaro or Malawi is still included?
I think it is very important to clarify your last post. Your trip was funded by our donations to be a seed expedition and now you are saying we can buy what we have already paid for!?! If that was the case, then that should have been communicated clearly before funds were sent. Changing the rules after the fact is not good business practice.
The last trip we paid $200 for a spot and got 10 seeds plus 10 more from East Africa’s collection. Even if we get 15 seeds for $150 that’s still better than last time. He found another strain but only has a few seeds. I think he was saying they didn’t look very good in the video. I don’t think it’s worth worrying about not getting 3 or 4 seeds. Maybe one of us can do a repro and share them with the group?
Each donor will receive the 15 Rutshuru seeds plus a pack of either Kilimanjaro sativa or Malawi Gold without paying extra.
As for the Masisi sativa seeds, I only found 130 seeds yet each donor expects at least 15 seeds.
Can we discuss the best way forward? One of the donors has suggested that I send them part of the Masisi seeds then reproduce them for the rest of the donors.
If this isn’t possible, then we can discuss another solution.