Hits blunts auto og 3/25

probably after a couple more harvests to attract any decent breeders seeds Avoid some of the white label guys most of it disapointing in quality

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if you makea few good diaries you'll start getting DM's in the business side of chats that aren't just sales pitches. Also, there are contests that you sometimes have to sign up for and they'll send some seeds if selected. Again, for that you'd want some existing diaries showing healthy plants and good results.. though there is leeway here, lol. free generally means midgrades... so if you want great weed, may need to buy it. most of the freebies will come from bulk seed producers or brokers. you could breed 2 random decent plants and have equal results. i got a lot better flavor and trichome density when i stopped growing the free shit, lol. Price isn't everything either.. no reason to spend 20 or more per seed, like with anesia's midgrade offerings with premium price attached.. free is fine from them but never pay their prices, lol.