8Rhizome8
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I did it again.
Serious. I have this affliction and, I’m not even growing right now. Over the years I have located any number of reputeable seedbanks. The conundrum? Is that I watch them regularly. I just made yet another purchase that I just don’t have room nor time for. Here’s what happened…
I am a Veteran. Not a Military one. A Cannabis veteran. As in, my Mother and I had influence within the Prop 215 Movement in California in 1996. My Mother’s case was one of many that helped make Medical Cannabis legal in California.
Fast forward to modern day: I collect seeds like Baseball Cards! I just realized that my most volatile addiction in this world? Are the seedbanks.
With my most recent purchase of Original Romulan X1 selfed I am in a very unique place right now…
I didn’t need them. Yet it brings me memories of the olde Marc Emery days when we only had Canadian seedbanks for acquisition. Of which we have seedbanks in almost every State in the Union, today.
William Blake once wrote, “The road to excess leads to the Palace of Wisdom. For, we do not know what is enough until we know what is more than enough.” -end quote
Seed viability is a time sensitive issue.
WHY DO I KEEP BUYING BEANS when I know that I can’t get through all of them before they expire?
Can you relate?
Pretel.
Post script: The one’s labeled “Veridian Croft” are of my own making. Those are my personal work.
Serious. I have this affliction and, I’m not even growing right now. Over the years I have located any number of reputeable seedbanks. The conundrum? Is that I watch them regularly. I just made yet another purchase that I just don’t have room nor time for. Here’s what happened…
I am a Veteran. Not a Military one. A Cannabis veteran. As in, my Mother and I had influence within the Prop 215 Movement in California in 1996. My Mother’s case was one of many that helped make Medical Cannabis legal in California.
Fast forward to modern day: I collect seeds like Baseball Cards! I just realized that my most volatile addiction in this world? Are the seedbanks.
With my most recent purchase of Original Romulan X1 selfed I am in a very unique place right now…
I didn’t need them. Yet it brings me memories of the olde Marc Emery days when we only had Canadian seedbanks for acquisition. Of which we have seedbanks in almost every State in the Union, today.
William Blake once wrote, “The road to excess leads to the Palace of Wisdom. For, we do not know what is enough until we know what is more than enough.” -end quote
Seed viability is a time sensitive issue.
WHY DO I KEEP BUYING BEANS when I know that I can’t get through all of them before they expire?
Can you relate?
Pretel.
Post script: The one’s labeled “Veridian Croft” are of my own making. Those are my personal work.
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