ILGM is the US‑focused seed bank with a germination guarantee and fast shipping. Trusted by thousands of growers nationwide.
Herbies Seeds offers a huge selection with worldwide shipping. A solid choice for international growers.
Crop King Seeds offers a variety of Canadian strains. Slightly lower ratings but still a good option for many growers.
Ever cracked open a pack of Loud Dream seeds? No? Then you haven’t really lived. These little bastards don’t whisper—they scream. Not literally, obviously, but the name isn’t just some marketing fluff. It’s a warning. Or a promise. Depends on how you look at it.
Kali 47 seeds—man, where do I even start? This isn’t your average backyard bud. We’re talking about a strain that hits like a freight train but kisses you on the forehead first. It’s got that weird duality—sweet and spicy, soft and savage. You crack open the jar and it’s like someone just peeled a mango in a pepper factory. Wild stuff.
Ever cracked open a papaya and stared at those black, slippery seeds? Most folks scoop 'em out, toss 'em straight in the trash. But here's the twist — we're not talking about tropical fruit here. "Papaya Seeds" is the name of a cannabis strain. Yeah, I know. Confusing as hell at first. But once you get past the fruity misdirection, this strain’s got teeth.
Humble Pie Seeds. Sounds like a joke, right? Like some backwoods strain your cousin grew behind the shed in '98. But nah—this one’s real. And it hits different. Not just in the “wow, I’m high” way, but in that deep, slow-cooked, soul-hugging kind of way. Like something your grandma would bake if she was into terpenes and THC percentages instead of cinnamon and nutmeg.
Fat Banana seeds. Just the name makes you grin a little, right? Like—what the hell is that supposed to mean? But if you've ever cracked one open, grown it, smelled it, smoked it... you get it. It's not subtle. It's not polite. It's loud and sticky and smells like someone mashed a banana into a diesel engine and lit it on fire. In a good way.
Okay, so Ninja Fruit Seeds—where do I even start? These little bastards are sneaky. Like, you pop them in the soil thinking, “Cool, another hybrid,” and then boom—weeks later, you’ve got this vibrant, almost-too-pretty-to-smoke plant staring back at you like it knows something you don’t. It’s got that purple-tinged, sugar-dusted look that makes you double take. And the smell? Somewhere between a fruit stand in July and a rave in the woods. Sweet, but with this weird electric tang that makes your nose twitch.
Key Lime Pie seeds. Just the name makes your tongue twitch a little, right? Sweet, tart, creamy—like a dessert you sneak from the fridge at 2 a.m., stoned and barefoot. But this isn’t about pie. Not really. It’s about a strain that hits like a velvet hammer and smells like citrus sex.
Orange Daiquiri seeds. Just the name hits different—like a cocktail on a sticky summer night, dripping condensation, sweet and sharp and a little dangerous. This strain doesn’t whisper. It sings. Loud. Citrus-soaked and sticky, with a kind of tropical punch that doesn’t ask permission before it smacks you in the face with flavor. And the high? Oh man, it’s not subtle either.
Elephant Seeds. Weird name, right? Sounds like something out of a jungle cartoon. But nah — we’re talking cannabis. Big, bold, unapologetic strains. These aren’t your dainty little boutique seeds with pastel packaging and a name like “Lavender Mist.” Elephant Seeds come stomping in. Heavy genetics. Old-school vibes. A little rough around the edges, maybe, but that’s part of the charm.
Mandarin Kush seeds. Just saying the name feels like a slow exhale—warm, sticky, citrus-laced. These little bastards carry a punch, though. Don’t let the sweet-sounding name fool you. It’s not some dainty, perfumed strain for yoga moms and Pinterest stoners. No. This is heavy-lidded, couch-glue weed. The kind that makes you forget what you were saying mid-sentence and not even care. Blissfully blank.