[Lathus]

Originally Posted by Sforza

Can you pay cash without dipping into your emergency savings? Then go.

If you don't have any emergency savings and are planning on putting it on the credit card, then hell no don't go.

Not credit or emergency funds, it'd be extra cash that could be used for such an investment.

Originally Posted by rolandomota

Order them. Go to ace seeds and buy some sativas those will be something most dont have. Malawi x pck is very attractive people love paying extra for purple

Yeah I like that Idea, getting some things that would look different than anything else around here.

Originally Posted by MJPassion

^^^SOLID ADVICE RIGHT THERE^^^

Don't waste your time...

You'll be severely dissapointed.

You'd be better off planning a trip to one of the various CUP events where you can meet seed makers in person.

I'm still on the fence honestly. I think it would all really be based on how good of a year I have come fall.

[redlaser]

I'd echo what crytop said. A lot of choices available online, go to Co if you want to visit or have a specific strain you can't get online. Be cheaper/ more choices online.

The storefront purchase experience is a novelty, have to decide for yourself how much it's worth to you

[Lathus]

Originally Posted by redlaser

I'd echo what crytop said. A lot of choices available online, go to Co if you want to visit or have a specific strain you can't get online. Be cheaper/ more choices online.

The storefront purchase experience is a novelty, have to decide for yourself how much it's worth to you

Thats pretty much what I was thinking, I could essentially get just as much online as a trip to CO. I've been to WA a few times and bought all kinds of stuff. So while the novelty hasn't worn off, its still not a reason to go just to buy from a dispensary.

I've been using Choice seed bank and have had great success with them. I'll prob stay with them.

[xavier7995]

Concur that online will get you a better selection. Lots of seeds are produced in the state but it's done in a gray market manner and they are not available at retail outlets.

That said rare dankness and 14er in boulder have some real nice stuff available in their retail shops. I believe the clinic also has seeds available, have not grown them and not a big fan of the chain so can't really comment/recommend them. Rare dankness would definitely be worth hitting up for the ghost train haze, scotts og...really haven't seen anything bad from them. 14er sometimes is out of stock so best to call first, but I have been pretty happy with what I have grown of theirs.

[Lathus]

Originally Posted by xavier7995

Concur that online will get you a better selection. Lots of seeds are produced in the state but it's done in a gray market manner and they are not available at retail outlets.

That said rare dankness and 14er in boulder have some real nice stuff available in their retail shops. I believe the clinic also has seeds available, have not grown them and not a big fan of the chain so can't really comment/recommend them. Rare dankness would definitely be worth hitting up for the ghost train haze, scotts og...really haven't seen anything bad from them. 14er sometimes is out of stock so best to call first, but I have been pretty happy with what I have grown of theirs.

Nice info man thanks, thats exactly what I was looking for insider info that I can't really find online except here.

[Lathus]

Alright so I think I made my final decision.
Since the only reason I was thinking of going was for business reasons then I have to say that going wouldn't be fiscally sound. Seeing that I can purchase great seeds online and make just as much $$ with those, especially around where I'm at.
I appreciate the input but I'm going to say my trip to CO for a family vacation. And actually enjoy my time out there.