TGA Subcool Genetics

This is some really cool info for our 420 family. Burn Something and Learn Something! TGASeeds was formed in 2001 by a small group of dedicated medical growers who had grown tired of the false claims and made up marketing that are still common to this day in the seed business. Instead of following the industry standard, they had the idea to do" open source breeding" gaining information and specific data from thousands of medical cannabis growers.

Now 10 years later this research has resulted in the creation of 24 new strains each very different from the other and designed specifically for certain conditions. TGA strains are used to ease the suffering of people worldwide from: Pain, Nausea, Tremors, Nerve Pain, Anxiety and even Social Disorders.

We do not believe in short cuts the rest of the industry is taking like Feminizing seeds or creating Auto Flowering strains by combining low potency ruderilis with common hybrids. Instead it has taken us up to a decade just to perfect our flag ship high THVC strain Jack the Ripper, or our Cup winning strain Vortex. their medicinal strains are very fragrant and have heavy resin producing traits and valued by many breeders for the unique smell and taste. On their strain guide they offer one of the most accurate and in depth product descriptions in the industry compiled by thousands in their "Open Source" method.

Weedventures - Seattle Hempfest

Hello fellow herbalists and music lovers. Today we start our blogging journey and I found the perfect video to let you know what RadioVapors.com is all about.

We all the laws surrounding medical marijuana are evolving. This evolution has taken our cultivation opportunity to new heights. Finally we have the best of the best in every region working on improvement. We have come along way, yet we still have so far to go and that is why this years Hempfest in Seattle was more important than even

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