The genebank Syrian landrace and our 2019 Iranian accession from the Khorasan region of Iran, right on the frontiers of Afghanistan and Turkmenistan, are back in stock. The image shows the Iranian outdoors in North America.
The new accession from Chitral has tested nicely. Seeds show a high germination rate, and the seedlings are vigorous. The plant shown is from the 2014 Chitrali accession – photo by a customer, seeds collected by Angus. Chitral is the…
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New accessions direct from Nepal: Dolpa – Far West Nepal Jumla – Far West Nepal Dakshinkali – Central Nepal Kathmandu Valley – Central Nepal Dolpa and Jumla are two high mountain regions that produced the legendary charas of Hippie Trail…
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Newly arrived from the ganja heartlands of the Mekong: Highland Lao #4 Bokeo #2 Central Lao Starting at 5 seeds for $14 USD. Plus 17 freebies, now Kumaoni (12 seeds) + Afghan Mix (5 seeds). See the Kwik Seeds homepage…
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There will be a pause in shipments over Easter Holidays. Wednesday 13th April will be the final day of shipments from the site while everyone takes a well-earned break to catch up with their folks. The next shipments go out…
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Check out these two exciting high-THCV projects, 60-day Palmera THCV – with Congo heritage – and 70-day Thai THCV.
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Way too many aficionados still believe that landraces are ‘wild’ plants – i.e., naturally occurring spontaneous creations of nature. This is exactly wrong. ‘Landrace’ is an old technical term for traditional domesticates, meaning region-specific animal or crop breeds created by…
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New at CANNAMANtv, a ramble through the world of traditional cannabis culture with Angus from The Real Seed Company:
A new accession direct from Shan State, an ethnically Tai region of Burma. ‘Tai’ refers collectively to Thai, Lao, Shan and many other groups from Southeast Asia, all of who share – to greater or lesser degrees – a tradition…
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