Rhubarb Pi
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HOWDY AFN CREW
So crew, in my never ending research for our project, inevitably the past month I've been researching genetics from various seed companies.
I've noticed more & more prominence of monetary or high yielding names for genetics i.e. As a made up example Gigayield or Ripe for the Cash etc etc.
Now, I understand why seed banks would do this ie catering to more commercial oriented customers.
But, I feel if someone from the outside of marijuana culture were to look at these strains, it would further reinforce negative stereotypes enforced from prohibition and propaganda, whether that's right or wrong.
So my question is, how do you guys feel about them? Obviously I know many growers here choose strains with those very names & characteristics and me raising the topic isn't to pick sides - rather, I felt myself naturally straying away from strains that implied more commercial intentions, despite many of them having solid genetic lines.
I'd love to hear all opinions & if possible from some seed vendors i.e. @mephisto @Sweet Seeds @BombSeeds
Rhubarb Pi
So crew, in my never ending research for our project, inevitably the past month I've been researching genetics from various seed companies.
I've noticed more & more prominence of monetary or high yielding names for genetics i.e. As a made up example Gigayield or Ripe for the Cash etc etc.
Now, I understand why seed banks would do this ie catering to more commercial oriented customers.
But, I feel if someone from the outside of marijuana culture were to look at these strains, it would further reinforce negative stereotypes enforced from prohibition and propaganda, whether that's right or wrong.
So my question is, how do you guys feel about them? Obviously I know many growers here choose strains with those very names & characteristics and me raising the topic isn't to pick sides - rather, I felt myself naturally straying away from strains that implied more commercial intentions, despite many of them having solid genetic lines.
I'd love to hear all opinions & if possible from some seed vendors i.e. @mephisto @Sweet Seeds @BombSeeds
Rhubarb Pi