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.
Jean Guy. Just saying the name feels like a wink—like you’re in on something. It’s not just a strain, it’s a damn attitude. A sativa-dominant hybrid with a wild streak, born in Canada and raised on rebellion. You don’t grow Jean Guy because you want a mellow, sit-on-the-couch-and-stare-at-the-wall kind of high. You grow it because you want to feel like your brain just punched the sky and came back with ideas. Sharp ones. Weird ones. Maybe even dangerous ones.
Funfetti Seeds. Yeah, like the cake mix—but we’re not talking Betty Crocker here. These little bastards grow into something way more interesting than a birthday cupcake. I mean, unless your idea of a party includes staring at the ceiling fan for an hour wondering if it’s judging you. Then sure, same vibe.
Gorilla Blue seeds. Yeah, those. You’ve probably heard whispers—maybe in a smoky garage, maybe from that one friend who always smells like pine and mystery. They're not just another strain. They’re a punch in the face followed by a hug. A weird, beautiful contradiction.
Orangutang Seeds. Yeah, that name alone punches you in the face a little, doesn’t it? Like some wild, sticky jungle beast just swung down from the canopy and dropped a fat nug in your lap. And honestly, that’s not far off.
London Pound Cake seeds. Just saying the name feels like you're about to bite into something rich, sticky, and a little too decadent for a Tuesday afternoon. But here we are. This strain—bred by Cookies, yeah, those guys—is a heavy-hitter. Not just in THC (though, yeah, it slaps), but in vibe. It’s got that slow, syrupy kind of high that makes your brain feel like it’s melting into velvet. Good velvet, not the crusty theater curtain kind.
Ever cracked open a pack of Nebula Seeds? No? Then you haven’t really lived. These little bastards—tiny, speckled, unassuming—carry galaxies inside them. Not metaphorically. I mean, yeah, metaphorically, but also... not. You drop one in soil, give it light, water, time—and boom. Stars. Sticky, loud, resin-dripping stars that smell like mangoes and diesel and something you can’t quite name but want to crawl inside forever.
Kushashima Seeds. Just saying the name feels like lighting a match in a dark room—something’s about to happen. These aren’t your average dime-a-dozen cannabis seeds tossed in a ziplock and sold on a forum by some dude named “420Master69.” No. These are different. They’ve got history. Swagger. A kind of quiet violence in their genetics that whispers, “Grow me, and see what happens.”
Nicole Kush seeds. Man, where do you even start with a strain like that? It’s not just another indica-heavy hybrid floating around in the endless sea of green. This one’s got roots—deep ones. Born from the legendary Kosher Kush and a mysterious Nicole strain (which, let’s be real, no one seems to know much about), it hits like a velvet hammer. Smooth. But it’ll floor you if you’re not ready.
Gas Face seeds. Just saying the name feels like a smirk. Like you know something the room doesn’t. And maybe you do—because this strain? It’s not playing around. It’s loud. It’s rude. It walks in, kicks your couch, and tells you to sit down before you embarrass yourself.
Holy Grail Seeds. Just the name hits different, right? Like some ancient relic buried under centuries of myth and smoke. But nah—this isn’t some dusty chalice from a Monty Python sketch. We’re talking cannabis seeds. Real ones. The kind that make growers twitch with excitement and light up forums with all-caps reviews like “BRO THIS IS INSANE.”