Here is the pic he posted.
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Hey @BudWhisperer from the old Azad thread, the rumor was that Diggys whole room was infected. So… to be overly cautious and safe, and prevent spreading this disease around any more… maybe don’t run this 
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Remember that tasty Paraquat bud in the 80’s 
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Ok thank you for the info! Better safe than sorry.
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I’ll have one cannabis please.
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We have very nice cannabis x cauliflower cross.
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Sounds too healthy, I want the one that gives you cotton mouth and bloodshot eyes just looking at the bag. Thanks
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Give us a weekend and you will be conditioned to react this way when you see my weed.
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Cannabis X (red meat/saturated fat)
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I wonder though . …Are there any health risks with smoking hlvd weed? Or is it just a potential concern with reduced potency and vigor, etc?
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That’s a bummer 
. Please tag me for the new reproduction. I was really happy that you sent me some and now this!
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I wonder if you can send in seeds to get tested for the viroid or does it have to be grown and the plant tissue tested. We as a community need to establish affective protocols and set the standards for going forward. Can you just soak the seeds outside shell in bleach to get rid of the vector. Or would you need to crack it open and then soak? Is the viroid embedded deep in the plant tissue or just on the outer seed surfaces? Could you grow the infected cut or seedling faster than the pathogen can keep up with and then clone?
Can you defeat the infection by growing healthy organic outdoor plants with strong immune systems and defenses? Given the info that up to 90 percent of commercial grows are infected and not even paying attention is terrifying to me. And the fact that dried buds are infectious to live plants is really unnerving to think about.
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@firehead, some Interesting observations by @zephyr below. Some relating to details of worcestershire farms Kashmir Azad being a vector of the virus.
But Bodhi’s Kashmir is safe, wheew!
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What I’m wondering is how many of those results are false positives? This LAMP test they’re using is an amplification test like PCR, it’s possible the researchers could “over-amplify” and get less than meaningful results. On top of that, the wikipedia article for LAMP testing cites two studies suggesting LAMP might have even more issues with false positives compared to PCR due to nonspecific amplification issues
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Did this guy just edit a post from 3 hours ago to throw some shade at me?
And another thing!
And another thing!
I’m glad you’ve had some time to think about it.
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You didn’t see my umbrella emoji! 
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@ColeLennon is required by federal law to wear a complete rubber suit at all times.
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Protection is #1 
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I want to be sure my arguments are precise. You might want to try it sometime when you’re not dodging points and clutching pearls.
I didn’t get it at first , lol
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