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.
Sour Lemon Seeds. Just saying it feels like biting into something sharp—zingy, electric. These cannabis seeds don’t mess around. They’ve got this wild citrus punch that hits your nose even before the plant’s halfway grown. Not sweet. Not mellow. Sour. Like, mouth-puckering, eye-squinting sour. And there’s something kind of beautiful about that, right? Not everything has to be smooth and chill. Some things should slap you in the face a little.
Sour Amnesia seeds. Damn. Where do I even start?
Triple Cheese Seeds. Just saying the name makes your mouth water a little, right? It’s not subtle. Not trying to be. This is the kind of strain that walks into the room and doesn’t care if you’re ready for it or not—it’s already halfway through the fridge, looking for snacks.
Rockstar Master Kush seeds. Just saying the name feels like a slow exhale after a long day. These aren’t your average backyard beans either—this is heavyweight stuff, bred for people who know what they’re doing or at least pretend convincingly. You crack open a pack and it smells like the promise of something deep, earthy, maybe even a little dangerous. Like the kind of high that makes you forget your phone exists. Which, honestly, is a blessing.
Redding OG Seeds. You either know the name or you don’t—and if you don’t, well, you’ve probably been buying weak-ass flower from a guy named Kyle who still thinks Blue Dream is exotic. Look, I’m not here to babysit your taste. But if you’re serious about growing something with teeth, something that doesn’t just get you high but makes you feel like you’re floating sideways through a memory—then yeah, Redding OG is worth talking about.
Shoreline Seeds isn't just another name in the cannabis seed game. It's a vibe. A dusty Texas backroad, a busted speaker thumping bass, the smell of skunk so thick it makes your eyes water before you even light up. These seeds carry stories—some whispered, some shouted across parking lots and garage sessions. You don’t buy Shoreline to play it safe. You buy it because you want something loud, something with teeth.
White Berry seeds. Sounds like a dessert, right? But no—this isn’t something you sprinkle on yogurt. These are cannabis seeds, and they grow into something that’s... well, not for breakfast. Unless your mornings are weird. Which, hey—no judgment.
Pink Bubba seeds. Man, where do you even start with these? They’re not just another indica-heavy strain with a cute name slapped on—this stuff hits different. Like, crawl-into-your-own-skin-and-stay-there kind of different. It’s got that earthy, hashy backbone you’d expect from Bubba Kush, but then there’s this weirdly sweet, floral twist—almost like someone dropped a rose petal into a jar of coffee grounds. Sounds gross. Tastes amazing.
Pink Death Star. Just the name hits different. Sounds like something out of a stoner sci-fi comic, right? But nah—this is real-deal cannabis, and the seeds? Little green grenades of potential. You pop one in soil, give it some love (and maybe a grow light if you're not blessed with sun), and boom—weeks later you're staring at a plant that smells like sweet rot and peppery earth, like your grandma's spice rack got into a bar fight with a candy shop.
Superman OG seeds. Damn. Just saying the name feels like a punch to the chest—like you’re about to light up something that could knock you sideways or lift you straight off the couch into the clouds. Depends on the day. Depends on you.