I did say “spendy”. 
I do truly hope you find what you’re looking for and don’t have to last resort to purchase power. 
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If I do find it it’s likely gonna be my first supercrop plant and takes clones of that fine lady
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That’s sounds like a solid plan to me haha
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Or there is always sts and selfing her, that’s usually a good way to lock in traits especially terp profiles
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What is Orange my man?
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Alright let’s get this last pack out in the wild
Remember winner choice of jack or white rhino
Included
What organic amendment is known to give our cannabis plants it feeds a heat resistance and also contains a growth hormone called c_______n
To win this one you must post your flag, your choice of beans, what the amendment is and what the hormone is called, good luck ladies and gents
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hmm… total random stab in the dark here… is it kelp? with the hormone cytokinin?
if it is, i’d love that jack please!
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Nailed it! Send me that addy again( I don’t save em)
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These
I put 100 to germ and got 8 to grow. 2 males and 6 females, open pollinated.
Then grew 20 and open pollinated again.
Affie leaners have an oily orange peel smell/taste and couchy high
Mexi leaners taste like tang and have a giggly high
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awww sweet pumpkins! a lucky random guess with a lil dash of google to help. i’ll dm you, thanks so much!
it reminds me i need to learn more about amendments.
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Very very nice.I got some 90s brickweed to pop only 2 made it and one is all screwy curled up the other is growing slowing but surely.It’s definitely a sativa leaner for sure it already has the set of three leaves right after the first set.
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That is the point of questions like that, always like to help educate in better methods for the garden! Aloe, kelp and worm castings are my key amendments in every feeding for my compost teas being able to grow in the desert in the hottest part of the country, today we already hit high 80’s and possibly touched into 90 degrees and I’m just getting my grow started for the year, not uncommon to average 120 in the summers
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It is a great privilege to successfully germinate old seeds. Feels like having superpowers lol
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Oh I used superpowers of earthworm castings and a mix of room temp soda water and a little bit of peroxide with a smidge of yucca extract.I give them the credit for the powers lol.Never though germing 25 year old seed was possible
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Can you send me the exact recipe/procedure you use please ?
I have some really old beans I haven’t been having any success with. I only have a few left and Ive tried a lot of methods already.
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Just go on the search tab and look up JohnnyPotseed’s Germination Technique.It’s the one I use for old beans now by @JohnnyPotseed .I use a little yucca extract in my soak for a little extra help getting water into those old beans that’s it.
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Okay cool. Thank you kindly 
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Be careful with the old beans sometimes the plants you get out of them are going to veg really really slow and some of them will come out variegated and all curled and not what you want it’s wierd.I only had 2 beans out of around 30 and one of them came out wierd and I’m waiting on seeing if I should chuck it or not
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I actually got an older one to pop (12 years old) she came out funky like you said. After the 3 set of leaves she is straighting out thou. I definitely would at least wait that long before you think of tossing her.
But thank you.
And I’m checking his tek it’s pretty interesting. Its like a mini earthworm bin tek I read about in the past. Slightly different and much more simple thou.
Mine are over 50 years old now thou, and he mentioned a mini surgery you can perform on very old seeds. I’m a bit nervous to try it thou, and I am going to ask him for more details on how it’s done.
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All depends if it’s a strain you want to preserve…
Tom hill suggest keeping all genes and doing a first seed increase, then when numbers allow it you can cull weirdos and hermies.
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