The Amazing Overgrow Canada Nationwide Hempseed Giveaway!

I have come across a large quantity of viable Canadian hempseeds.

These seeds will produce a variety of hemp which is suited to Canada's Northern climate. This variety produces short, squat plants suited for seed production. That means that this plant produces fat colas, and is the most "indica" of any hemp species.

Although bred to be very low in THC, these plants are pretty much indistinguishable from high-THC marijuana. Indeed, the buds are likely to be rich in CBD and CBN, much less psychoactive compounds which still have a variety of medical uses.

I am tempted to release these seeds only in packs of 15 through my new seed store <http://www.vancouverseedbank.ca>. And although I will indeed put them on sale in this way, I think it would be a lot more fun to give some away, and to see these plants growing in every city and town across Canada.

So I am offering a free bag of a few hundred of these viable low-THC hemp seeds to anyone on these forums who sends me a private message with their contact info.

However, you must promise that you will NOT resell these seeds. These seeds are not for resale. They are for planting only!

These seeds are only to be planted in public or semi-public areas. I want to see these plants sprouting up in parks, in city sidewalk planters, in public gardens. Anywhere a seed will have a good chance of sprouting and becoming a viable plant.

Sadly we can expect that 99% of the plants which get sprouted will be plucked and killed by police or citizens. However, it will be fun, it will generate media coverage as these plants begin to grow everywhere, and it will keep the police busy cutting down these plants instead of targeting real marijuana crops.

I have a large quantity of seeds, many dozens of pounds of hemp seed. They have a germination rate around 85%. We can produce literally tens of thousands of plants all across Canada if we do this right.

This is a limited time offer. I will only be giving away seeds until the end of May, or as long as supplies last.

I look forward to some PMs and to spreading these wonderful seeds all across Canada.

However, I do not want this effort to be publically promoted or given any advance media attention. I prefer for these plants to just begin sprouting up everywhere from late June until September.

Cmon you Canadian Johnny Potseeds, Now its time to plant and overgrow.. remember if you plant them in the back yards of your MPS and other local officials, they get the raids, they get the Balaclava covered Jackbooted thugs coming through the door...might have to do an anonymous call from a pay phone to make sure they arent overlooked. hehehe Mikey

Hempseed overgrow? Wow, great idea !

I've inquired a couple of times already, sent a PM as well as posted a related story. I haven't heard anything back yet, but I am thinking that Dana is a pretty darn busy fellow, that must be why.

now you're talkin' !

we need more people like this in the movement!

cg

what a great idea yess overgrow

what a great idea yess overgrow think of it as helping out the birds..;)

At night we should go to all the government buildings in each province, and plant them all over the front lawns.

If only there was a strain that could reproduce and spread itself faster than they could cut them down...

To be effective, it is a good idea to put in the extra effort and germinate the seeds in wet paper towels in a warm place first and do not let them dry out.

While you are out casually walking around going about your business, stop at any decent body of soil and plant them root down with the seed about 1/2cm below the surface.

Have a bottle of water with you incase the soil is dry. Adding enough water to keep the soil damp for a day or so will give it a good start.

You will have to be more careful because the germinated seeds and roots are very fragile and your care in handling will look more suspicious.

Simply tossing or planting them in planters will only result in one in every few hundred becoming a seedling, but if you make the extra effort, at least 1/3 should make it.

I sent out the first ten packages and then I was gone for a week in Halifax and Montreal.

I returned today and should be caught up answering my PM's by the weekend.

The second wave of seeds will go into the mail around May 15.

I have literally about a million seeds. I am sending out about 4000 per person who requests them.

Planting them on a lawn is a waste as they will get mowed before they get more than one inch tall.

The best place is in a public park, where plants can grow semi-wild. On or off the main trail.

Storefront planters can also be a good spot.

Basically anywhere semi-public where there is soil and the chance for plants to grow without being automatically mown down or weeded out.