Interview – Nat Pennington Feminized and Autoflower Seeds
In a recent interview with Cali High, Nathaniel Pennington, a prominent figure at The Humboldt Seed Company, takes us on a journey through his remarkable 25-year tenure in Humboldt. Beyond cannabis cultivation, Pennington delves into his commendable efforts in habitat restoration for salmon, particularly in collaboration with the Yurok Tribe along the Klamath River. The conversation extends to initiatives focused on dam removal along the river, contributing to the broader ecological health of the region.
Pennington provides valuable insights into the transition of Humboldt into the legal cannabis landscape. The interview delves into the intricacies of seed production, with a specific focus on the techniques involved in creating feminized and autoflower seeds—a topic of keen interest for cannabis enthusiasts. Pennington sheds light on the nuances that distinguish feminized and autoflower seeds, offering listeners a comprehensive understanding of these cultivation practices.
A particularly intriguing aspect of the discussion revolves around the collaborative hunt for pheno-types, involving affiliated farms in Humboldt. Pennington shares details about the extensive catalog of strains offered by Humboldt Seed Company, showcasing the diversity and quality of their genetic offerings. For cannabis enthusiasts and industry followers alike, this interview is a treasure trove of information, providing a deep dive into the past, present, and future of cannabis cultivation in Humboldt. If you’re passionate about cannabis, this podcast is a must-listen, offering a wealth of knowledge and perspective from a seasoned expert in the field.
To explore the full depth of this insightful conversation, tune in to the podcast and immerse yourself in the world of cannabis cultivation with Nathaniel Pennington and Cali High.
