Has anyone ever found Bodhi's personal seed bank website? Ever consider why there's little to no information regarding this breeder? Most successful breeders/seed banks of this magnitude have nice websites, that is, most except Bodhi. I stumbled across some info a few years ago about an unnamed seed trekker that was mentioned in an article. It seems he gathered seed from the different altitudes of the Annapurna range in the Himalayas. The person being interviewed had worked on Wall Street and quit to start a seed company in Colorado. I found it curious when the Bodhi Nepali Watermelon Hashplant, an Annapurna Landrace, and only 4-5 other strains were first being offered on the Attitude's site. I found it curious because I knew Nepali genetics wasn't a Bodhi thing, but the Colorado breeder's genetic mainstay.
Ever wonder why there's no photos of Bodhi's high CBD strains, or why they're always sold out? With the advent of information about CBD, kids being cured of rare forms of epilepsy, and families moving to CO so their kids can have access to cannabis, plus the facts concerning Cannabidiol's ability to stop the metastasis of super aggressive breast cancer, is it fair to ask why Bodhi doesn't have a unlimited supply of seeds of their high CBD strains? Does anyone else smell a rat? Maybe you need several family members to first die of cancer before you wake up and smell the rat too. I firmly believe Centennial seeds is also the owner and breeder of Bodhi seeds. Considering the Federal legalities involved with Americans selling seed internationally, how far can an ex Wall Street man be trusted to do the right thing? Here's an analogy that will give you some insight of how corporate elitists think and behave.
Diamonds have been proven to be intrinsically worthless, but the De Beers family has a monopoly on global diamond mining, and they artificially control supply and demand of a worthless product to keep prices high. Moreover, they started global propaganda, deceiving both men and women into believing an engagement ring is both necessary, and should cost three months wages. Look how the sheeple fell for this bullshit, and still do. How many of you would look like an asshole if you gave your beloved a box of candy and a card asking for her hand? That's how our ancestors did it before the aristocracy taught/deceived us into paying them to get married. Tennessee is working on a medical bill that will allow concentrates; I wonder who'll be making these? Without the valuable Terpenes, which are easily lost if great care isn't taken, concentrates will only provide little medicinal benefit to cancer victims. What's being considered first, the $30,000 doses of chemo, or the patient's recovery? I can tell you from my personal dealings with sneaky ass big pharma elitists, and anyone making a lot of money selling weed and seed, they're cowards and don't give a shit about anyone but themselves.
Anyone selling the amount of high dollar product that Centennial, Bodhi and countless others are selling should have a special website for cancer and victims of other diseases to get discounted, or even free seeds. I have spoken to many pollen chuckers that would love to do this, but 1% of the nation's people control 99% of the money, so we have to rely on the wealthy to help us out. Isn't that a joke? Considering the wealth of information available on cannabis as a medicine, and the ridiculous amount of money being charged for a $5 pack of seeds, it seems they all want us to remain stupid and high, not healthy and well. Everyone growing should be making seeds from all the breeder's strains and giving them away. Except for the old school breeders like dj short, who literally risked life, liberty and happiness to bring the new hybrids to the modern world, who has really earned the world's respect? Did Bodhi ever run from the cops in the middle of the night to bring you his strains? No, he was sipping wine while selling $5 packs for $85.
Forgive me if I offended you, 28 months of visiting cancer clinics will wake YOU UP!
, you wanna be friends now that weed jesus died?
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