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If I'd have to resume in a few lines how the seed market is today, i'd say there's a preference for regular seeds,
-that feminized aren't gaining many supporters, as well as autoflowering aren't raising much expectations,
-that we're witnessing the first fusions, (more than just collaborations) between breeders,
-that perception in the cost of seeds is altering,
-that potency is loosing much of its appeal when choosing a seed, giving the attention to other traits, such colors, given that few breeders (none that i know, to be more exact) produce low potency strains.
All in all, a growing market with increasing knowledgeable growers (which increasingly act as amateur breeders too). More and more good things coming out. Looking for the variety in phenos rather than stability. Raising of the post-harvest hash making, therefore raising interest in strains that fit that purpose, and so on. I know this is old news for many, but i'm talking about the wider picture.
Now, my main question is: Where do you see the seed market in FIVE years from now? Also, what would be people's approach to buying seeds as to what to get from them (i.e, mainly for breeding purposes)? Will we see auctions available only (pricewise) to companies? Will it be regulated by an official body by then? Will the laws regarding cannabis have a significant change by then or more of the same?
Visionaries and fortune tellers also welcome.
-that feminized aren't gaining many supporters, as well as autoflowering aren't raising much expectations,
-that we're witnessing the first fusions, (more than just collaborations) between breeders,
-that perception in the cost of seeds is altering,
-that potency is loosing much of its appeal when choosing a seed, giving the attention to other traits, such colors, given that few breeders (none that i know, to be more exact) produce low potency strains.
All in all, a growing market with increasing knowledgeable growers (which increasingly act as amateur breeders too). More and more good things coming out. Looking for the variety in phenos rather than stability. Raising of the post-harvest hash making, therefore raising interest in strains that fit that purpose, and so on. I know this is old news for many, but i'm talking about the wider picture.
Now, my main question is: Where do you see the seed market in FIVE years from now? Also, what would be people's approach to buying seeds as to what to get from them (i.e, mainly for breeding purposes)? Will we see auctions available only (pricewise) to companies? Will it be regulated by an official body by then? Will the laws regarding cannabis have a significant change by then or more of the same?
Visionaries and fortune tellers also welcome.