Swami Seeds

Baqualin said:

Oh and Gas did describe himself as an old deadhead, so that where I got that, I'm a professional live music photographer that has covered the dead scene past and present and I was in the middle of deadheads for 20 years ( I cover all genre's of music), plus in 1971 a hippie dude taught me how to grow weed and Gas looks a lot like him, same attitude and he took me back to the growing methods I was originally taught, with of course major upgrading and understanding, growing is fun again.

Click to expand...

newgrow16 said:

FO and quit bragging about how Young you are!! First Grateful Dead concert outdoors Des Moines County Fairgrounds, May 1973 with some help from mescaline. Last JG show May 1995 at shoreline amphitheater with monks. Scalped tickets were not good as someone else had same seats. Daughter and I were escorted to row 11 dead center, "around and around what a crazy sound"!! No help, just great music.

First hash 1972 and positive it came from BOEL, working at gas station in norwalk California.

Thanks GAS for keeping on. I enjoy growing 11 varieties and the unexpected vigor at times. As Ken Kesey once said, plant a garden and enoy the mystery, or something like that?

Click to expand...

SCJedi said:

Yep, you're old. I could only wish to see a WoS show.

Monks were GD Shoreline 6/2/1995. If you were 11th-row center than you were only a few rows behind me and my former spouse. It was the same venue that I recorded my first concert, October 3, 1987. I always loved Dead at the Dump because I could ride my bike there from Sunnyvale, where I grew up.

Click to expand...

Baqualin said:

Predator Mites naturally appeared in my LOS, freaked when I first saw them especially on a newly germinated seed, then I realized what was going on, I make my own EWC's and the bin was outside all summer, so it's full of all kinds of good stuff and that's what I'm using in everything. Love it!
View attachment 4422111

Click to expand...

Bringdemfya said:

Seen....real real. Lotta fuckery gwan on.
Peeps should know by now I'm not claiming my weed is better than the next guy's...but in 90% of the random puffin circles it is...

I was one of the judges in the Seattle Sun Cup this year.. All outdoor light deprivation or full season organic growers from all over the state of Washington. I smoked and judged over 110 samples. NOTHING was as good as 90% of what I did using some of the same growing methodology. There were a couple stand outs and obviously they won the cup. They were the LOS growers.

For me it's simply genetics and understanding that F1 heterosis vigor has superior results over searching through polyhybrids for unique and more exotic genotype and terp profiles. Polyhybrid to me is an end result in something. I'm more into the beginning of the building blocks.
Not bagging on commercial bred uniform types ither..
I have nothing against growing cuts of any productive polyhybrid cultivar that meets the needs of the grower and his production needs.
If it's not broke why fix it.

What I'm offering is for people that want to explore more of what cannabis has to offer outside of the mutted up national or Amsterdam library of gear to work with.

Some people actually enjoy looking for something exotic in a pack of beans.

There are cup winning genotypes from genuine F1 heterosis female's to be found in the working of unrelated parental material.

Unrelated parent x Unrelated parent = a certain percentage of true dominant F1 hybrid vigor offspring.

Which tend to perform better than both parents.

Gas

Click to expand...

RocketBoy said:

So how does one order from the swami web page?

Click to expand...

Bringdemfya said:

Yep.. Someone told on us to square for cannabis related business. Most likely the disgruntled entitlement afflicted former employee no doubt.
Funny, when I was doing a 5 year mandatory for cultivation the inside joke was,....If you are standing in a circle with 3 guys and doing something your not supposed to be doing, it's automatically assumed 1 of the 3 will tell. So it's commonly asked, "which one of you fuckers is telling?"...usually the guy that didn't get his.00006 % of a stolen cop donut.

Perhaps H.R.1595 (Secure and Fair Enforcement Act 2019) will bitch slap these banks, money transfer services,and no good do gooders into a modern reality this next week.

Also, an additional bill H.R.3884
The marijuana opportunity, reinvestment and expungement act.
(MORE) Act.
Expungement of cannabis felony records,and decriminalized at a federal level.

Snitches gwan have to find a new job.

We now have an all new safe alternate service for donation of electronic transactions.

Send an email to me at swami.gear@gmail.com for the active 2019 fall list and new ordering instructions.
Bless up,
Gas

Click to expand...

Bringdemfya said:

We definitely appreciate the positive feedback as well as any feedback on the cultivars.
Even though we may not respond to everyone all the time,we do hear and see you all.
SOS appreciates what you folks do with these cultivars to popularize them outside of the magazine culture narrative.
This is the real deal....these are cultivar's as good as they ever were in the cultural history of cannabis genotype selection potential.

Click to expand...

Bringdemfya said:

Sativa dominant BOH tend to be the wig splitters.. Indica dominant not so much. I don't favor the Indica expressions.. Some people do. Some sativa expressions can actually be too potent and actually more like taking acid. Can get introspective and visually odd.
Crack em all, there should be a solid keeper or two per pack.

Here's a simple seeding mix.

1/3 high quality worm castings
1/3 perlite or pumice
1/3 peat moss

No food in mix until transplant into next up pot. Seedlings don't need a high octane mix to start life.
Some time around the 5th node I'll transplant into next up pot that is a mature LOS.

Using this seedling mix I have a higher sprout success rate. It's not inhabited by soil critters yet so less chance of sprouts getting consumed by soil critters before the seedling gets at the light.

Click to expand...