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.
Haze Berry seeds. Man, where do you even start with these? They're like the lovechild of two legends—Blueberry and Super Silver Haze—so yeah, you’re getting flavor and fire in one go. You crack open a jar of this stuff and it’s like someone smashed a berry pie into a pine forest. Sweet, fruity, and then—bam—sharp citrus and earth. Not subtle. Not polite. Just loud and proud and sticky as hell.
Mendocino Purps seeds. Damn. Where do I even start?
Lemon Cheesecake seeds. Just saying the name makes your mouth twitch a little, right? Like—what the hell is that? Dessert? Weed? Both? Yeah, both. It’s a strain that doesn’t ask for permission. It just shows up, loud and sticky, smelling like someone dropped a lemon tart in a Brooklyn head shop. Funky, sweet, sharp. Makes your nose crinkle and your brain lean in.
Ever cracked open a pack of Northern Berry seeds? No? Then you haven’t really lived. Or maybe you’ve just been growing the wrong stuff. These little bastards are something else—sticky lineage, deep roots in the frosty north, and a punch of berry funk that hits your nose like a memory you forgot you had. Sweet, but not soft. Fruity, yeah, but with that earthy, almost diesel undertone that says “I’m not here to play.”
Larry Cake seeds. Man, where do I even start?
Lime Purple Mist Seeds. Just saying the name feels like licking a battery and biting into a plum at the same time. It’s weird. It’s good. It’s weird-good. These seeds aren’t your average backyard grow—unless your backyard is somewhere between a dream and a fever hallucination. I mean, the name alone sounds like a cocktail you’d order in a neon-lit bar run by a retired botanist with a secret past.
Grape Smuggler Seeds. Just the name hits different—like something whispered in a back alley, or scribbled on a napkin in a bar where the lights are too low and the music’s too loud. These aren’t your average, run-of-the-mill cannabis seeds. Nah. They’ve got attitude. History. A little mystery baked in. You don’t grow Grape Smuggler to impress your neighbors. You grow it because you want something sticky, something loud, something that makes you grin like a maniac when you crack the jar open.
LA OG seeds. Man, where do you even start with these little monsters? They’re not just cannabis seeds—they’re like the gritty, streetwise cousin of the more polished West Coast strains. You crack open a pack of LA OG and you’re not just planting weed. You’re planting attitude. Smog-soaked sunsets, cracked pavement, lowriders humming down Crenshaw. That’s the vibe baked into this strain’s DNA.
Harle-Tsu seeds. You ever heard of 'em? Probably not unless you’ve been poking around the CBD side of cannabis—where the high doesn’t slap you across the face but instead whispers, “Hey, maybe chill out a bit.” These seeds grow into plants that are like the anti-buzz. No couch lock. No brain fog. Just calm. Like, actual calm. Not the fake kind you tell yourself you feel after three shots of espresso and a panic attack.
King’s Kush seeds. Man, where do I even start? This isn’t your average backyard strain. It’s heavy. Like, sit-your-ass-down-and-rethink-your-life heavy. Born from OG Kush and Grape—two absolute legends—it’s got that deep, earthy funk with a weirdly sweet, almost syrupy twist. Smells like someone spilled wine in a pine forest and just left it there to ferment. Not for the faint of heart.