This and all of the above is relevant. I'm running my first proper grow and when it came to buying seeds initially it was like a sweet shop. I'm all for diversity, but as a noob to growing I've concluded there is too much choice. Too many strains called different things that after research you find they are the same strain etc.bigbadbillybob wrote: ↑Thu Dec 12, 2019 9:29 amim glad its not just me who thinks this.
ive just finished a grow, with some supposedly exclusive strains, you know the drill, anyway 4 of them hermied like a muvva fugga.
the seed banks dishing out these unstabilised garbage deserve to have their testes stood on.
ive also run sunset sherbet from seed. wasn't impressed, its probably no nearer sunset sherbet than skunk#1.
Im going back to IBLs and stable genetics, this nonsense has to stop, its everywhere and like you say, new cookie s trains every week, not to mention alien triangle, gelato, sorbet, wedding cake etc etc.
Don't believe the hype.
The ethics is also a minefield. Listening to interviews with breeders on The Potcast podcast it seems some have created really stable strains, spending years stabilising only to have other companies release poorly tested clones/seeds of the same name. It's a real shame and perhaps a overflow of the culture when everything was illegal.
I bought the sherbet because I vaped what I was told was sherbet, loved it, so bought some seeds. Fuck knows what I've actually got!
I agree in sticking to the classics and I hope my RQS NL reminds me of the stuff I smoked in the 90s.