Indeed. The genetic waters are as muddy as the Mississippi.

PlanetOfTheSeeds said:

Your over watering get a ph wand and keep level between 5,8 to 6,3 also get some reflective foil and put on the walls remember to control heat too.

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Bud he’s in soil stop with the incompetent replies

Bobcat.Branch said:

I've been on a seed buying frenzy the last two years. I'm grabbing all the good landraces I can find. Regulars are harder to find lately it seems, but not impossible. If you're looking for autos and feminized, the world is your oyster lol.

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what are some sites you would go back to, and steer clear of
old landrace sounds nice
I'm not afraid of pulling males, but I'd rather not mess with autoflower
I checked out the classified and the store thing I haven't seen, but would rather have some growers input
the more the better

holditnowHIT.IT said:

what are some sites you would go back to, and steer clear of
old landrace sounds nice
I'm not afraid of pulling males, but I'd rather not mess with autoflower
I checked out the classified and the store thing I haven't seen, but would rather have some growers input
the more the better

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I've found some decent strains on Strainly - haven't popped any yet as I'm working through the last of the autos I had. You can filter by heirloom, landrace, autos, femmes, etc. Constant Elevation Seeds is a vendor I bought from on Strainly, for example.

Pagodaseeds is another I've bought from.

Also got some from Fleur du Mal Seeds - like African queen (durban x Cinderella 99)

Can't remember where I got these heirloom afghani kush, though:



And then there's guy, Mark Thompson in Ramona, CA. He grows and breeds with (admittedly) questionable lineages, but reportedly comes up with vigorous strains that produce. He's old school, cash only. Nothing wrong with that. Here's what he sent me for like $30 or something 2 years ago:




Again, questionable strains and lineages, but cheap regular seeds for pheno hunts. He threw in some freebies, too.