haha sounds like fun…
I recently popped a pack of Moxie golden cobra with bizarre results. 100% mutants. Have you ever heard about nasa’s seed germination experiments on the international space station? Without gravity, the seeds had no signal to tell them which direction to sprout in, and as a result, they get seeds that sprout upside down. this is what has happened with all of the seeds I bought from moxie, across 2 different strains. I got seedlings burrowing their cotyledons deep into the ground, some with their tap roots sticking straight up out of the soil, and some that dug back into the soil as soon as their cotyledons hit the light. My guess is that moxie have bred them for many generations using the hydro paper towel method of letting the seeds germinate and sprout in total darkness between two paper towels until the cotyledons are fully out of the shell, and as a result as a result the seeds no longer sprout and seek light naturally.
After several months, this mutant is the only survivor. I call it Kuato. See the resemblance?
If anyone asks how long it takes to flower, the answer is…
2 weeks.
Moral of the story? avoid moxie. I contacted them about all the mutants and poor germination rates, and never received a response. I’m really not interested in giving business to a breeder that has no customer support and releases genetics with bizarre and undesirable traits.