So even the sativa leaning hybrids that are labeled sativa at the dispo give me couch lock personally. What we might call 70/30 almost feels like the true middle point for me personally as far as effects go true sativa flower is so rare these days

Oh this is a pretty cool graphic

Y'all this is super cool

Tennessee is just a pretty collection of holes

I'm seeing this in my more mature plants in veg right now I had something presenting as a P deficiency I took it as low PH put some azomite down and now I'm seeing this Cal mag? Soil beds

In Tennessee: “I’ve donated over $400,000 in product every year to the vets and cancer folks,” he said. “Come July 1, if I do that, I will be committing a felony,” says one hemp store owner. Tell your representative: protect hemp ➡️speak4.app/lp/vj018sbu?ts=17…

Y'all they are definitely Germans

I’ve always believed the best cannabis plants are the ones that do most of the work themselves. Strong roots. Good genetics. Natural vigor. If a plant requires constant spraying, feeding, and rescuing just to make it to harvest, maybe we’re breeding away from what made cannabis special in the first place. A truly great plant should be able to thrive/not just survive.

Homie over there crushing it. Give this cat a follow!

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IMO 1 is all about tapping into the ancient biology right outside your door. By culturing wild microbes from a local, undisturbed area, you're introducing millions of fungi and bacteria that already know how to thrive in your exact environment. It's the ultimate soil cheat code. 🧬📈 Picture is not mine but I did start mine today #KNFInputs #SoilFoodWeb #BioCultivation #MicrobialLife #GrowerLife

Two NLxC99 from @BrothersGrimmOG I topped them a little bit ago but they had all that awesome lateral branching before that

This is now a Jim appreciation post

American seed genetics are facing a serious threat — and the time to pay attention is now. Behind the scenes, we've been working on something we believe will shape the future of the American seed industry: the launch of the American Seed Innovation & Growth Alliance (ASIGA): a coalition formed to challenge legislative changes scheduled to take effect in November 2026.   We deliberately chose not to raise alarm bells in your inbox until there was something real to stand behind. Now there is.   What this fight is — and what it isn't. We want to be clear about how ASIGA is positioned, because framing matters in Washington.   ASIGA's political case rests on three pillars:   Innovation. Genetic diversity.  American leadership.   The legislation due to take effect in November 2026 threatens all three. It risks narrowing the genetic pool US breeders can legally work with, slowing the pace of innovation that has helped put American seed companies at the front of a global industry, and ceding ground to overseas competitors who will be ready to fill the gap.   ASIGA is a broad coalition, including voices from industrial hemp, the seed genetics industry and home-grow. Seedsman remains fully behind our community and the right to preserve access, choice and plant knowledge — but the case being made on the Hill is about protecting an American industry, American jobs and American scientific leadership.   That is the case that can win votes. And that is the case ASIGA is built around. #seeds   What we've been doing. For months, work has been happening quietly, persistently, and at a serious level in Washington.   ASIGA's lobbying and communications group brings together experienced hemp policy advocates, former USDA officials and seasoned operators who understand how the Hill works.   The work is not glamorous: briefings, redrafts, relationship-building and the slow grind of getting the right facts in front of the right people.   But it is the work that moves the needle on legislation of this scale. What we need from you, now?!   Contribute to the GoFundMe. Every dollar goes straight into lobbying, legal, and communications. Donors get transparent updates on exactly where it's being spent. → gofundme.com/f/protect-us-in…

Oh this is fucking cool

Happy Pride month y'all thank the LGBTQ community for getting the plant legalized in California and starting this whole thing. Personally a Trans woman introduced me to the plant when I was 15

Did you apologize to dude from Maine for calling the cannabis regulators him or inviting the internet to call the cops on him?