How so?
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Thanks! Checked the whole thing and while he talked about bruce banner specificely that means RQS would also do it with other strains. I also had a FastBuds seed. As a fledgeling to the game I had and still have no clue who to get my seeds from now and If i'm just being duped with any seed I get, especially as a european, I'd be sad to know non of my strains this year would have been remotely close to the real thing. I'm going to hit up my supplier to ask what's what. I do think some of my national suppliers are legit but ye, sucks that the market is getting fucked like that.They're white label, so it's a question of what you care about. They might grow well and make a product you enjoy. Are they an authentic version of whatever genetic they're marketed as? Tough to say. Lots of fake seeds out there. Here's one breeder's take on it. Content starts at 5:24.
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It's a little mind-bending. What does "legit" even mean? The exact same genetic makeup as a particular plant? Descendants of a particular plant or plants? Seeds that you buy from the person or company who made the original cross, or an authorized reseller? There's no legal protection for cannabis genetics. Sellers can call a pack of seeds anything. It's the wild west, and most retail seed buyers 1) don't know how seeds work, and 2) have never had the "real" version of the thing they think they're buying. Which is not to say that white label or knockoff seeds won't grow well or make good flower. But if I'm spending four or five months growing out seeds, I'm buying from the people who made the crosses.
I'd define it along the lines of a breeder either selling geneticly identical clones, or the breeder selling seeds produced by their own clones. Even 3rd parties that take an original clone and produce said seeds, but that should then include proper licensing.
