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 jar of Tangerine Dream and just—bam—got hit with that citrus blast? Like peeling an orange in a pine forest. That’s what these seeds promise. Not just a high, but a whole damn mood. You grow this stuff, you’re not just planting weed. You’re planting a vibe. A weird, electric, slightly nostalgic vibe that smells like summer and feels like a lucid dream you half-remember from high school. Or maybe that’s just me.
Chocolatina seeds. Just saying it makes your mouth twitch a little, right? Sounds like dessert, smokes like a dream. This isn’t your average backyard bud—this is the kind of strain that makes you cancel plans and stare at the ceiling fan for an hour, wondering if time is real. And yeah, it hits that hard.
Super Sour Diesel. Just the name hits like a jolt of static to the brainstem. You hear it and think—okay, this isn’t your mellow Sunday couch-lock kind of strain. This is the one you light up when the world’s too slow and your thoughts are stuck in molasses. It’s sharp. It’s loud. It’s got teeth.
Slurricane seeds. Just the name hits different—like a lazy thunderstorm rolling in after a long, hot day. You hear it and think: thick air, slow motion, sticky fingers, and a high that doesn’t ask permission. This isn’t your average backyard bud. Slurricane is the kind of strain that makes you forget what you were saying mid-sentence... and not care.
Sour Diesel Seeds is one of those things that, once you find out what it is, you start thinking: where have you been all this time? These seeds aren't just seeds, they're like they start the engine, if you know what I mean. They have this wild smell, like someone mixed lemon, gasoline, and something else... well, like a citrus punch to the nose, but in a cool way, not gross. When I tried them for the first time, I just stood there for five minutes, sniffing the jar, as if there was magic in it.
Pink Runtz seeds? Oh man. Where do I even start. They’re like candy for the soul—if candy made you giggle, melt into your couch, and forget what day it is. You crack one open, and it’s like unlocking a little vault of chaos and calm all tangled together. Sweet, fruity, almost too pretty to be real. But real they are. And potent. Like, don’t-make-plans potent.
Some strains hit like a memory. Sherbert Seeds—yeah, those—carry this weird, sticky nostalgia. Not for anything specific. Just a vibe. Like late summer heat on pavement or the smell of your cousin’s hoodie when you were 17 and didn’t know what the hell you were doing but it felt right anyway.
Church OG Seeds. Just saying the name feels like lighting a candle in a dark room—something sacred, something heavy. You don’t stumble across this strain by accident. It finds you. Or maybe you find it when you're tired of the usual noise and want something that hits deeper, slower, like a sermon whispered through smoke.
Cheese Quake. Just saying it makes your mouth twitch a little, right? Like, what the hell is that—some kind of dairy disaster? Nah. It’s a cannabis strain. A weird, funky, glorious one. Born from the chaotic marriage of Cheese and Querkle, this hybrid is like someone dropped a stoner’s dream into a vat of sour cream and purple grapes. It’s loud. It’s messy. It’s not for everyone.
Cherry Blossom seeds. Yeah, they sound sweet—like something you'd plant in a window box next to the basil and forget about until spring. But nah, these aren’t for your grandma’s garden. These are cannabis seeds, and they’ve got a reputation. Not loud and flashy like some of the hyped-up strains with names that sound like energy drinks or cartoon characters. Cherry Blossom is quieter. But not soft.