The other container of old seeds we got was labeled "green giant", which was a well-known variety back in the late '90s. We are trying to germinate them as well. Hopefully it's not too late.

In the hills of Northern California, stuck in baggies and hummus containers and jars, are thousands of varieties of cannabis seeds that no one is growing anymore. We are trying to save some of these, propagate them and re-distribute them to cannabis aficionados who have a soft spot for the old ways.

Technically, bringing seeds like this into the licensed cannabis cultivation system is illegal under the stupidly, pointlessly restrictive cannabis bureaucracy. We don't care. Preserving genetic diversity is more important than some cubicle-dwelling dweeb's little rule.

#Cannabis #CannabisNursery #GrowYourOwn #GrowTheTradition #Humboldt
#SeedGrown

Our first sold-out variety of the season. Blueberry Muffin is a longtime favorite that smells and uncannily like its name. We've still got plenty of other varieties, though a few others are almost gone as well.

#Cannabis #CannabisNursery #GrowYourOwn #Humboldt #SeedGrown

@plants #florespondence #SixOnSaturday the weather seems to be heading in a warmer, somewhat drier direction- the moisture has been good for recharging wetlands etc, and we have the mosquitoes to show for it 😆#CanGarden🇨🇦 #NAmericanGardeners #Alberta #July #seedgrown
top L-R native Symphoricarpos albus/Snowberry; Geranium pratense Mrs Kendall Clark; Lychnis chalcedonica pink form; bot L-R Hypochaeris maculata in front of Anthyllis vulneraria; Iris chrysographes; native (mountains) Solidago w Iris