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This one is wild, 10 packs for $100. 150 for 15 packs?

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Couldn’t pass that one up. First time trying them, lots of great crosses. Good looking out @krooked thanks.
Good news I talked to owner on email and after a few questions he said many of the packs will be back in stock and he made a max stock on website so he wouldn’t sell more than he has obviously. so if ur interesting in somethinf not in stock it may be there Monday-later
Sounds good, any other questions you can share? I’m excited to get into some of these. I had 25 packs in the cart after going through their list and cut it down to 13. lol

Donny Burger x Sherb Burg

Good Old Fashioned x Double OG Chem

The Exterminator

Raspberry Zkittlez x Trophy Wife

Papaya Punch

Meow Mix

Krush Cake

Grape Payton

Gator Snacks

Fugu x Pink Sherbert

Double Barrel

Big Gulp

AM PM x Sherb Burg
 
Couldn’t pass that one up. First time trying them, lots of great crosses. Good looking out @krooked thanks.

Sounds good, any other questions you can share? I’m excited to get into some of these. I had 25 packs in the cart after going through their list and cut it down to 13. lol

Donny Burger x Sherb Burg

Good Old Fashioned x Double OG Chem

The Exterminator

Raspberry Zkittlez x Trophy Wife

Papaya Punch

Meow Mix

Krush Cake

Grape Payton

Gator Snacks

Fugu x Pink Sherbert

Double Barrel

Big Gulp

AM PM x Sherb Burg
I did 20, got lots of the Donny Burger crosses and double of crosses, that fugu I got in two crosses, the pink sherbet like you and trophy wife cross, I've grown about 10 strains of there stuff before, it's really good gear, reminds me of solfire in terms of quality to yield. So many of these breeders like fresh coast, mainly organics, etc are all fire but low yielding on majority of phenos. At ten bucks a pack, the best deal for seeds I've ever gotten!!
 
Like so many breeders, I see plenty of good yielders coming out of Fresh Coast and Mainley. (Do your research and decide who you want to support.) The key is always in the hunt and growing enough to really understand what’s at the core of a project.


My advice before bulk-buying seeds is to do your research on the breeder’s projects, genetics, and parent selections. Run a proper trial first. If you like how the plants perform and respond, that’s when you can decide whether they’re worth dedicating multiple cycles to.


I love when a breeder has a project plant that keeps delivering year after year. Once you find something you truly love, the question isn’t “What if?” anymore.


It’s not even about how many keepers you find; it’s about the value of the keeper itself. The more I hunt, the more I realize that when people claim every pheno is a keeper, they probably aren’t hunting as critically as they think. There’s nothing wrong with keeping a few good plants, but finding a true gem isn’t nearly as easy as some people make it sound.


If it were that easy, every pack would produce the next GG4, Runtz, or Toad Venom. That’s what makes the hunt worth it. 🌱
 
I did 20, got lots of the Donny Burger crosses and double of crosses, that fugu I got in two crosses, the pink sherbet like you and trophy wife cross, I've grown about 10 strains of there stuff before, it's really good gear, reminds me of solfire in terms of quality to yield. So many of these breeders like fresh coast, mainly organics, etc are all fire but low yielding on majority of phenos. At ten bucks a pack, the best deal for seeds I've ever gotten!!
it really is a crazy deal for the genetics he has, and then being all regs makes a great opportunity for F2s and new crosses. personally i think this was a solid gesture cause theres plenty of people still dropping $150+ packs right now
 
Like so many breeders, I see plenty of good yielders coming out of Fresh Coast and Mainley. (Do your research and decide who you want to support.) The key is always in the hunt and growing enough to really understand what’s at the core of a project.


My advice before bulk-buying seeds is to do your research on the breeder’s projects, genetics, and parent selections. Run a proper trial first. If you like how the plants perform and respond, that’s when you can decide whether they’re worth dedicating multiple cycles to.


I love when a breeder has a project plant that keeps delivering year after year. Once you find something you truly love, the question isn’t “What if?” anymore.


It’s not even about how many keepers you find; it’s about the value of the keeper itself. The more I hunt, the more I realize that when people claim every pheno is a keeper, they probably aren’t hunting as critically as they think. There’s nothing wrong with keeping a few good plants, but finding a true gem isn’t nearly as easy as some people make it sound.


If it were that easy, every pack would produce the next GG4, Runtz, or Toad Venom. That’s what makes the hunt worth it. 🌱
Duh
 
Like so many breeders, I see plenty of good yielders coming out of Fresh Coast and Mainley. (Do your research and decide who you want to support.) The key is always in the hunt and growing enough to really understand what’s at the core of a project.


My advice before bulk-buying seeds is to do your research on the breeder’s projects, genetics, and parent selections. Run a proper trial first. If you like how the plants perform and respond, that’s when you can decide whether they’re worth dedicating multiple cycles to.


I love when a breeder has a project plant that keeps delivering year after year. Once you find something you truly love, the question isn’t “What if?” anymore.


It’s not even about how many keepers you find; it’s about the value of the keeper itself. The more I hunt, the more I realize that when people claim every pheno is a keeper, they probably aren’t hunting as critically as they think. There’s nothing wrong with keeping a few good plants, but finding a true gem isn’t nearly as easy
Stfu ur grow sucks , noone even asked u
Your the only person ever met who's outdoor weed looks and is better than their indoor, stick to outside it's what your good at, not that dirty indoor mess you have.
 
Like so many breeders, I see plenty of good yielders coming out of Fresh Coast and Mainley. (Do your research and decide who you want to support.) The key is always in the hunt and growing enough to really understand what’s at the core of a project.


My advice before bulk-buying seeds is to do your research on the breeder’s projects, genetics, and parent selections. Run a proper trial first. If you like how the plants perform and respond, that’s when you can decide whether they’re worth dedicating multiple cycles to.


I love when a breeder has a project plant that keeps delivering year after year. Once you find something you truly love, the question isn’t “What if?” anymore.


It’s not even about how many keepers you find; it’s about the value of the keeper itself. The more I hunt, the more I realize that when people claim every pheno is a keeper, they probably aren’t hunting as critically as they think. There’s nothing wrong with keeping a few good plants, but finding a true gem isn’t nearly as easy as some people make it sound.


If it were that easy, every pack would produce the next GG4, Runtz, or Toad Venom. That’s what makes the hunt worth it. 🌱
Rolling the genetic dice may not be a good business decision, but it’s a rush — and I like diversity.

A third if my outdoor crop turned out ‘meh’ and that’s ok. I give away more herb than I actually use.

Some strains just don’t do well here in the PNW.

Early finishing and fast flowering are not the same 🫤
 
Like so many breeders, I see plenty of good yielders coming out of Fresh Coast and Mainley. (Do your research and decide who you want to support.) The key is always in the hunt and growing enough to really understand what’s at the core of a project.


My advice before bulk-buying seeds is to do your research on the breeder’s projects, genetics, and parent selections. Run a proper trial first. If you like how the plants perform and respond, that’s when you can decide whether they’re worth dedicating multiple cycles to.


I love when a breeder has a project plant that keeps delivering year after year. Once you find something you truly love, the question isn’t “What if?” anymore.


It’s not even about how many keepers you find; it’s about the value of the keeper itself. The more I hunt, the more I realize that when people claim every pheno is a keeper, they probably aren’t hunting as critically as they think. There’s nothing wrong with keeping a few good plants, but finding a true gem isn’t nearly as easy as some people make it sound.


If it were that easy, every pack would produce the next GG4, Runtz, or Toad Venom. That’s what makes the hunt worth it. 🌱
When your really hunting a strain how many seeds do you normally pop? Ive been thinking about filling my whole grow with one strain to hunt eventually for a true hunt
 
Good news I talked to owner on email and after a few questions he said many of the packs will be back in stock and he made a max stock on website so he wouldn’t sell more than he has obviously. so if ur interesting in somethinf not in stock it may be there Monday-later
he restocked the triangle x trophy wife tonight so my hand slipped and i accidentally placed another order. i think a lot of people sleep on trophy wife not realizing its triangle mints
 

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