1. That's great. I responded to that already when I said;Coming off bad??? For clarifying the facts??
Lets just go over this one more time.
1. We are not a sister company or related to mamafunk in any other way than friends in an industry.
2. You assume you acquired HPLvD from Mamafunk's gear. You never tested her gear. You did test yours and that came back positive so you say.
3. Weak stems that bend in flower because of heavy top nugs are not a sign of HPLvD. Weak stems that grow witch broom like and break when bent do.
Just want to make sure that your doom and gloom theories are clarified a little here. Can't have people going around spreading assumptions as facts.
The point in me making the connection was not to do anything other than bring attention to the Fact that your genetics are (or at least were) shared, and thus, issues like Hplvd could be shared as well.When mamafunk was going offline and keeping everything in-state, we were in touch via email and she recommended you personally, saying you had all of (or at least a number of) her cuts. And your names and pricing are very similar. I didn't mean to imply that you were legally the same entity, but that you were close, ie, know each other well enough to share cuts.
Once again, I just wanted to clarify those three points. You can get rid of the words "so you say" and still all I am doing is clarifying that you are basing all this off assumptions. When in reality thousands of other people go to that woman with hat in hand for the same cuts you claim are diseased. Seems a little silly if you ask me.1. That's great. I responded to that already when I said;
The point in me making the connection was not to do anything other than bring attention to the Fact that your genetics are (or at least were) shared, and thus, issues like Hplvd could be shared as well.
2. "So you say"? That's why I said you're coming off bad. I'm being polite and honest, trying to help the community, and you come in here with more emotional output than is needed, with a passive aggressive tone. How dare you question my honesty. What reason would I possibly have to lie? I don't sell clones. I don't even live in your state. I'll attach the little pdf attachment I received from Dark Heart's email back then. I saved it. I'll also attach pictures of my seed runs previous to coming into contact with MamaFunks genetics, which are patently and obviously not infected by the viroid.
3. I know this very well, due to getting the viroid from MamaFunk. The branches grew abnormally laterally, broke off the trunk with ease, had smaller leaves than usual, and slower growth.
I never claimed your genetics are tainted and that buyers should avoid you. I highlighted your connection to tainted genetics, and advised buyers to test their genes. Notice the tone and the nuance. I'm here to help the community, not needlessly bash a vendor. Good luck with your business.
Using the word 'assumption' is misleading. It's inferences. Reasonable inferences that don't have any contrary pieces of evidence. She was the only vendor I dealt with, so it couldn't have been anyone else. Previous runs were seed, and those plants had no symptoms. The incident happened directly after coming into contact with Mama's genes. Knowing all of this, one makes an inference based on the evidence. Assumptions tend to be more baseless, or more speculative in nature. I don't think it seems silly, I think it seems obvious.Once again, I just wanted to clarify those three points. You can get rid of the words "so you say" and still all I am doing is clarifying that you are basing all this off assumptions. When in reality thousands of other people go to that woman with hat in hand for the same cuts you claim are diseased. Seems a little silly if you ask me.
Unless you tested mamafunks gear you again are assuming it was from her. You can not like the word all you want but it is the truth.Using the word 'assumption' is misleading. It's inferences. Reasonable inferences that don't have any contrary pieces of evidence. She was the only vendor I dealt with, so it couldn't have been anyone else. Previous runs were seed, and those plants had no symptoms. The incident happened directly after coming into contact with Mama's genes. Knowing all of this, one makes an inference based on the evidence. Assumptions tend to be more baseless, or more speculative in nature. I don't think it seems silly, I think it seems obvious.
Regarding the thousands others, that's great news then, and I mean that honestly. It would suck for people to pay money for duds. My incident with her was well over a year ago, and maybe by now she (and you) test mother blocks routinely and have sussed out any issues. I hope the members of this forum remain observant regarding Hplvd, and test their incoming clones for it, especially from vendors with reported issues.
do they ship to canada?All that I know is this Venom OG from janes is some of the best meds I have grown to date.
Definitely a beautiful flower!!! You did an amazing job with it.All that I know is this Venom OG from janes is some of the best meds I have grown to date.
You're being biased to the point of avoiding reason. Hplvd doesn't just pop up. It gets transferred. Her lanky plants were the vector. But it's fine that you have the perspective you have. You're obviously defending MamaFunks' and your own reputation, and if that takes you the point of being unreasonable, then we're done. Like I said, good luck with the business.Unless you tested mamafunks gear you again are assuming it was from her. You can not like the word all you want but it is the truth.
Test your Blue Zkittlez cut.Unless you tested mamafunks gear you again are assuming it was from her. You can not like the word all you want but it is the truth.
Can I see a picture?All that I know is this Venom OG from janes is some of the best meds I have grown to date.
I deal based off of factual evidence and statistics. One out of thousands seems like an outlier to me. Sorry but that is just my reasoning here. If you had a test that is one thing. But you are comparing your observation with that of 1000s of other professional growers.You're being biased to the point of avoiding reason. Hplvd doesn't just pop up. It gets transferred. Her lanky plants were the vector. But it's fine that you have the perspective you have. You're obviously defending MamaFunks' and your own reputation, and if that takes you the point of being unreasonable, then we're done. Like I said, good luck with the business.
The ones I remember are Wedding Cake (which she admitted "is prone to issues" here on this very thread), Tiger Champagne, Lemon Royale, and Sundae Driver. And it was something like 8 wedding cakes, 2 sundae drivers, and 1 of the others each. There were another one or two that I grabbed a single cut each, but I can't remember.What cuts did you grab from MF @Aheadatime
I honestly think our blue zkittlez cut was one of the ones tested. Not 100% sure but it was around the same time I believe. We do not have the plant anymore because we have been moving in and out of mothers but it was actually a personal favorite of mine. Also never showed any signs of dudding and had strong vigor, above average yield, floral terps and a good high to it.Test your Blue Zkittlez cut.
Here's another one right here in this thread. You're also being willfully ignorant to a wider perspective. Most people don't know what hplvd is, and would just think it was a 'bad cut'. And MamaFunk didn't seem knowledgable about it in this thread when she claimed that it's just "prone to issues". The reality could be that you don't notice (or didn't notice at the time I dealt with MamaF) that you have this issue, and at least some of the people you pass this to don't recognize what it is, and commonly blame themselves or their environment. The fact is I had a healthy mother block that became noticably unhealthy and was subsequently tested positive for Hplvd after coming into contact with MamaF's genetics. I don't know anything about how often this happens, but I'm certain it's not just happened to me.I deal based off of factual evidence and statistics. One out of thousands seems like an outlier to me. Sorry but that is just my reasoning here. If you had a test that is one thing. But you are comparing your observation with that of 1000s of other professional growers.
Not sure if I posted this yet.....anyways, Wedding Cake (jbeezy cut ) from Mama Funk.
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What looks dudded about that plant again???Here's another one right here in this thread. You're also being willfully ignorant to a wider perspective. Most people don't know what hplvd is, and would just think it was a 'bad cut'. And MamaFunk didn't seem knowledgable about it in this thread when she claimed that it's just "prone to issues". The reality could be that you don't notice (or didn't notice at the time I dealt with MamaF) that you have this issue, and at least some of the people you pass this to don't recognize what it is, and commonly blame themselves or their environment. The fact is I had a healthy mother block that became noticably unhealthy and was subsequently tested positive for Hplvd after coming into contact with MamaF's genetics. I don't know anything about how often this happens, but I'm certain it's not just happened to me.
What looks dudded about that plant again???
That WC looks like its kind of Dudded .. ICC should be iced out with tons of frost
Without trashing the grower, that’s a piss poor representation of WC. Unhealthy plant and the flower looks nothing like WC.What looks dudded about that plant again???
One, you are differing between grower and environment. Two, and this point most people don't realize. There are many cuts of wedding cake around. It is no longer just the jbeezy cut. Madscientist cut was seedhunted by him for his breeding projects. So was the PCG cut. Those ones are much frostier cuts than the original JBeezy. Other variable like I said could be lights, nutrients, etc.... There look like no lack in vigor, nothing about a lack in terps and if you asked him I bet they would say the high was just right. Again, assumptions from you.....Wedding Cake is much, much more frosty than that. Hplvd effects the amount of frost on a large percentage of the varietals it infects. Not all, but most. The very next response to that post was;