Hehe, well generally I find it best not to be publicly specific about using federal systems for "something like this". But yeah, cool that seeds can go in the mail.

Indeed, hopefully people take the opportunity to grow their own. I've been giving out organic heirloom tomato seeds for 10 years on YouTube. I hear all the time from people who are still growing my seeds, year after year. I hear from some who gave them out around their community, and now everybody is growing my seeds! That's fun. Seeds are living plants in a dormant (slowed) state. Sending them to far off lands is fulfilling to a gardener. It's symbolic having your seeds (information, knowledge) reach others, and spread.

I've also been sending free cannabis seeds to people who need them. Well before and after "legalization", which just made everything less legal and more controlled. I do it as discreetly as I can, for safety, but I'm compelled to continue to help people despite the risk. Even going so far as to do something clearly illegal in Canada right here on the permanent blockchain, although there are certain things I avoid saying aloud.

There's great power in a genetic code. A slight difference in the code can mean a totally different plant. No two seeds are identical. And the seed itself represents stored energy. Each seed took the grower time an effort to produce. The plant can only bear so many seeds, and it depends on the nutrients and conditions available. I wouldn't put a dollar price on a seed (although I've gladly paid up to $10 each for good seeds in the past) but as an heirloom gardener who goes seed-to-seed, I know their value and respect them for the power they provide me.

Thanks for your comment and have a great day!