fennel acid tones said:

Word, I realize and in my first post apologized for the necromancy, but things are constantly changing in any legitimate industry reasonably involved with psychoactivity.

So, I find it prudent to keep the community updated with the latest info, lest they attempt to plant bunk seeds and miss their zone's optimal planting timeframe by the 10-20 days it takes to realize that the seeds they got were sabotaged.  Sure, you could say, "Just order seeds off the net of a known cultivar!  Assured quality!  What if they're low-morphine poppies!  No ambiguity of the strain of poppy!"  Well, in these days of NSA impunity, parallel case construction and Ross Ulbricht-anal gaping, my personal preference leans toward the lack of paper trail.  Call me crazy.

Not to mention that the best parts of the opiumpoppies.org forum, the foremost and nearly lone poppy growing community, is limited to members, and registration is no longer open.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaanyways, these seedlings still seem to be doing well, despite some recent dehydration issues..  keeping these lil' fellas hydrated properly is kinda tricky indoors without also creating a prime environment for harmful fungi or bacteria, as I keep a plastic covering over the soil, since they don't seem to like being exposed to the dry air quite yet;  the most recent watering included some H2O2 in an attempt to prevent this. 

I also recently picked up some of the mc*******'s gourmet seeds in the glass bottle to see how they compare.  I've had seeds from the plastic containers in a glass of water and a moist paper towel, and though some have popped in the glass of water, none sprouted in soil or paper towels, even after nearly a week.

BTW, I always liked an undead deck in mtg, practically turns your graveyard into a giant hand.

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The McCormick gourmets,and the regular ones in the little plastic containers both rock