I've seen a couple people say his packs are sealed twice so I was just responding to that. As mine had 0 seal.
As of right now, there are very few seedbanks that take cc in the us. Glo is one of them. He also auctions $65 packs starting at $150, grows commercially but doesn't smoke, and seems to be an all out greedy dude. So do I grab gear from him, yeah. Don't trust the dude? No, he seems like a real pos.
Other us banks:
Sour patch: dude overcharges more than double for desirable packs, then blames the breeders for his prices. Come on here and puts users down for calling him out.
Tdt: has taken 10 packs and broken then down and sold them as 5 packs. They didn't notify anyone though and sold them for the same price.
James bean co: cc was down last two times I tried to order from them.
Other banks:
Bonza: sells beans they don't have
Mws: seem legit most of the time, but I like breeders packs and they break them down if I remember correctly, even when you buy full packs.
Attitude: too many orders confiscated, shit freebies, no breeders packs, insanely expensive shipping, additional $15 on top of shipping to guarantee delivery. (May just be me but I think you should guarantee what you're selling gets to your customers without charging them exorbitantly for shipping already and then adding another fairly large charge for insurance as well)
So honestly the biggest problem is that most all of the seed banks, especially the American ones that are run by single dudes(not established companies), are run by shady, greedy dudes. And a lot, if not most, have been caught swapping beans, charging double shipping on single orders, or tampering with packs. Etc.
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didnt really pan out the greatest, but hey they are still selling their other 100+ crosses so its all good
Another pheno of shave ice. This one is dense as a rock and smells amazing.
Shave ice. Sherbet pheno and my keeper even though she doesn't throw rocked out nugs like her sisters but she has the terps
Dude is always putting work in...
