Are you actually allowed to ship clones?

And yes.

Everyone is starting to do it, man.

It says I think it's dangerous, Daddy.

Pure danger.

Ah, there's definitely some perils.

So let's get into it.

Man, let's talk about the whole new clone industry that is blowing up.

I know so many people that are now shipping clones.

Talk to James Bean. He's doing it, right? He's getting going on it. I saw over on Irie genetics, actually, that he had Lemon

Jeffrey, I believe, clones for the first time I've seen Ross and Jeff doing that as well.

So yeah, and I think it's covered. I think it's just covered with like the hemp bill.

Yeah, right? Is that what it is if they're under 0.3% THC, which is what a veg plant is?

Then technically it's hemp. Is that right?

Think also you need to, well, if everybody's doing it, but if you're on the up and up, you have a certificate.

Yeah, it's called a phytosanitary certificate.

Yes, and you have to get them.

You also have to get permission from each state to be able to import in there.

That's kind of like the nightmare, yeah.

And it's like $75.

I have a registration agent that does it for me. And it's like 75 bucks to,

it's a bunch of different states, you know, and that's why I very carefully, I only choose probably five or six states where I ship bamboo to. And California's the worst. I got it.

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