You will probably be alright with the THC level, but unless you are getting them close to free, why you would want seeds of a relatively unknown strain testing out at 9.85% CBD that might be hot for THC is a mystery to me… I’ve heard of Watermelon testing over 20% CBD fyi
Do eeeet. I have some ideas… and I can supply bioreactor equipment and teach people how to do some proper Liquid Cultures, psilocybe is a wonderful genus, but we don’t have to limit ourselves; there is an endless continuum of fungi and microbes at our disposal to culture during our stay here on 𝕤𝕡𝕒𝕔𝕖𝕤𝕙𝕚𝕡 𝕖𝕒𝕣𝕥𝕙.
I need to talk shop with @Killa12345 to design some safe and affordable autoclaves from 55 gallon stainless drums; stove-top pressure cookers max out at like 20L.
Something like this but an actual salable product:
Do they like potato and dextrose?
We’ve extracted and isolated psilocybin here in Denver
Haha. Since my post New Mexico just changed the regulation to have “three-tenths of one percent” to mean “.30%”. No more fudging all the way to .39. Bastards.
Whoa. The link at the bottom of that page, farmers.gov/hemp, I think, is increeedibly interesting.
Whole-Farm Insurance?
A farm loan? For our hemp farm??
This almost guarantees that our currently-only-THC farm will expand into considerable hemp operations, probably almost solely in order to engage with these government programs.
Just now finding out about this
Pa goes to the hundredth when they tested crops but that’s as far as I know