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So, being that it is 2010, I suppose a new disclaimer, slightly modified from one those of us who have been on these boards for years are accustomed to:
Commercial MMJ haters make a U-turn. Not interested, don't care, you are not a doctor and do not have any fucking patients-you grow and in most cases, sell MJ.
So, things have obviously changed dramatically when it comes to strain availability in CO and I have a couple of ethical dilemas.
The first being a strain that I have had for a few years, but don't know what it is. I got it in an exchange a few years ago, the guy took on a puzzled look and gave me the 'ol 'I think its a cross between this one and that one and it is called such and such.'
I have no idea what the lineage of this plant is. There is no bred strain that has the name he told me. Is it a closet fuck? An accidental hermie? Who knows. I do know I like it though.
The question being, I wanna through it out there, but I have to give it a name, which would make it unique, even though somewhere in this state somebody has to have a copy alive other than me.
What to do? Name it and throw it out there and have a me only strain? Or never put it out to market because I cannot accurately identify the lineage or even if it might actually be a bred strain from a seed bank.
The second ethical issue is a plant I have that I know, as of a month or so ago, a disp was claiming exclusivity to. Well, I have it too. Do I grow it and sell it?
Any input or further discussion of the ethics involved in strains would be sweet.
Commercial MMJ haters make a U-turn. Not interested, don't care, you are not a doctor and do not have any fucking patients-you grow and in most cases, sell MJ.
So, things have obviously changed dramatically when it comes to strain availability in CO and I have a couple of ethical dilemas.
The first being a strain that I have had for a few years, but don't know what it is. I got it in an exchange a few years ago, the guy took on a puzzled look and gave me the 'ol 'I think its a cross between this one and that one and it is called such and such.'
I have no idea what the lineage of this plant is. There is no bred strain that has the name he told me. Is it a closet fuck? An accidental hermie? Who knows. I do know I like it though.
The question being, I wanna through it out there, but I have to give it a name, which would make it unique, even though somewhere in this state somebody has to have a copy alive other than me.
What to do? Name it and throw it out there and have a me only strain? Or never put it out to market because I cannot accurately identify the lineage or even if it might actually be a bred strain from a seed bank.
The second ethical issue is a plant I have that I know, as of a month or so ago, a disp was claiming exclusivity to. Well, I have it too. Do I grow it and sell it?
Any input or further discussion of the ethics involved in strains would be sweet.