Are fennonized seeds going to ruin genetic diversity, the future of our favorite plant today on Good Grosha. Coming on heavy, dude. Coming on heavy. Well, we got, you know, we got some heavy knowledge. We got Jeremy on with, from three's genetics. What's going on? A lot of plant knowledge going there. So I thought we'd dig a little deep into it, man. I was talking with Jared Token and he got me going on, man.

People are going back to regs because they're more pure and they're better for breeding

and just wanted to talk all about it.

Yeah, not regs, okay?

That means something different to an old guy like me, but reg C, right?

Where you're going to get male and female.

Yeah.

Oh, what's up, Jeremy? What's going on, guys? Happy Saturday morning, man. Yeah. Every now and again, I'll be hanging out Saturday morning and I'll knock on the door. I'll be one of my friends saying, you, Scott, let's smoke, man, let's smoke. So good to hang, brother. Yeah, you as well. All right. Jeremy, you're, uh, yes, sir.

I was just going to say, like, you give a little introduction to the DGC, you know.

Oh, I will.

And then you can pick up.

But Jeremy is a great breeder from Three's genetics.

He's one of the only guys who, it's the only pack I have that I'm excited about.

But yeah, he grows fancy, frosty weed that are good washers. Is that correct?

Yeah, that's what I breathe for. Yeah. Yeah. Looks and worshing.

Yeah, so specifically for concentrates then, like you're, you breed for people that are going to turn their crop into something other than smoke.

Yes, 100%.

Do you really?

Because the flower is beautiful.

Yeah.

That's the evolution of hash plants.

They have gotten prettier and they're market viable.

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