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Hello,
(Sandy loam,frost dates April 15 and October 15, mid Atlantic,United States)
I used Nirvana's filter,(Outdoor,Sativa,Easy) and it returned Durban Poison, Green Crack,and Trainwreck.
Do you have outdoor experience with any of the strains listed above? Which one would you choose?
Thank you.
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Raspberry Cough is on my short list of strains to try. I'm looking forward to reading your report when you post it.
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I'm new here and we don't know each other but please accept my condolences.
The trend,at least in the United States,seems to be to legalize and regulate cannabis for these 2 reasons: 1. To not give users criminal records. 2. To collect excise tax revenue.
But it's a gray area if a seed company can use a US chartered bank. I assume Nirvana worked out all that before they opened a division in California.
As more jurisdictions legalize and regulate cannabis, (assuming they will be allowed to bank),as more people consume it,doesn't that exert downward pressure on the prices of seeds?
Check the prices for seeds in the Park and Burpee seed catalogs. Check the prices for seeds from smaller companies that deal in heirloom seeds.
I suspect cannabis seeds will be cheaper in a few years than they are now.
Nirvana can price 4 seeds for US customers,but a US customer can buy a 5 pack from Seedsman (for example) at the Amsterdam price--unless Nirvana chooses to not sell seeds to Seedsman.
The single,personal use, Nirvana White Widow I'm growing now is coming along nicely. I hope it's as good,or better, than the AK 48.
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This is from Paul Samuelson's Economics textbook,(I paraphrase).
Companies don't conspire to fix prices,it just seems that way. If a company prices too low, it loses money on every sale, and goes out of business. If a company prices too high, it loses business to competitors and goes out of business. That is why prices are similar from company to company and the competition is on service and product quality, instead of on price.
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Nirvana has been in business since 1995 and has obviously learned a lot during that time. But I can't shake the feeling that their price increase is too large,even with planet-wide inflation, induced by the pandemic.
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Thank you. Raspberry Cough is on my short list.