@Murciano207 Weāre your closest neighbors and you left us out, not cool! 
Bom dia Europa!
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True, I forgot about the neighbors of the Iberian Peninsulaā¦ Good morning Portugalā¦Bom dia Portugalā¦
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Hello 
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Probably its time that we contibute some co-op to OG community 
Any co-op wasnt done becouse regulation and shiping problems or becouse nobody did it?
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Logistics arenāt an impediment as far as know.
Usually someone, preferably an established member with a high trust level, has to volunteer tent space to run the reproduction.
I guess we just havenāt had many from Europeans putting themselves forward for it.
Now that I think of it @SamwellBB is based in Europe and has donated many seeds to be distributed before, not sure if heās done a co-op run though, might have!?
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We had one from Sweden, was a great accomplishment due the circomstances, greetings from Spain 
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I did a co-op run of Lucky Charms, still have some.
Sent them to the US distributor who ended up disappearing because of personal problems so they were never distributed.
The ones I sent to the European dist. were sent out.
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Hi to all!
co-op projects in Europe, in my opinion, are not a problem, after all, logistical obstacles can be a problem, it is one thing to send stealthily 100 nuts, another thing is several thousand!
itās one thing to send a few parcels a month, itās another thing to send several hundredsā¦ Iām just now ready to send a parcel with several thousand nuts of my own crosses of various ages, for further distribution among community members, but Iām not ready to pack each parcel separately and send them to each addressee .
Nuts themselves are not prohibited in my country, but their cultivation is prohibitedā¦
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We have an appointed distributor for official OG co-op runs and giveaways.
But if push comes to shove I donāt mind helping with that as well.
I used to run an eBay shop and shipped worldwide so not a complete stranger to mass packaging and posting.
And also know a thing or two about stealth.
That used to be the case in my country, but they decriminalised possession so one of the measures they took immediately after was to turn seeds illegal to minimize chances of people cultivating it.
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Is it possible to get some of this Lucky Charms IX 
bodhi seeds are always welcome
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I need a day or two to make a list of varieties that I am ready to share and at least figure out by weighing how many nuts there will beā¦ I also had some fems. some of which are for outdoor growing for northern latitudes with some ruderalis genes for earlier flowering but I donāt remember whatās left to check and not sure if it will be of interest to anyone, Iāll check and report back here and shipping details can be discussed at private
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When it comes to sending those 1000s of packs outside Europe, we usually just send everything in bulk to Sebring or now G-pas together with all the material needed or funds and then they made the distribution from there. Do have in mind itās a lot of work for the distributor thou ! So if you can do the packaging yourself and send them in bulk, thatās more appreciated 
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What I tend to do is look back on how Iāve grown in the past then state the opposite. 
Iām glad I was helpful 
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Ahahahahahah thanks a bunch m8,I just love Your dogs in the pic, canāt help falling in love withāem good boys and girls
@Esrgood4u
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Man if you know of any gems that are super hardy for northern latitudes let me know. Even if its super larfy i just want something to consistently finish and thrive
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Bro stick with autos. That grape gusher I had outdoors was immense but I found a small amount of bud rot on her and chopped her. She only yielded 2oz dry. Thatās with 5 months of growing. 
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But im well jealous of that beast your grew grandpa. i swear that hedge must have helped somehow
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Being a fern itās a pine so it likely kept most bugs away.
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Good camo too 
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How much north?
Pz 
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