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.
Blue Magoo seeds. Yeah—those. You either know, or you’re about to find out. They’ve got this weird, nostalgic pull, like a Saturday morning cartoon you half-remember from being a kid, but with way more THC and a hell of a lot less cereal. Oregon-born, Pacific Northwest bred, and honestly? A little bit magic.
Banana Mango seeds. Sounds like a smoothie, right? But nah—these are cannabis seeds, and they’ve got a whole different vibe. You crack open a jar of cured Banana Mango flower and it’s like someone slapped you in the face with a tropical fruit basket. Sweet, sticky, loud. The kind of smell that makes your neighbor suspicious and your dealer proud.
Blue Hawaiian seeds—man, where do I even start? This isn’t your average backyard bud. It’s like someone took a tropical vacation, bottled the vibe, and crammed it into a nug. You crack open a jar and boom—sweet, fruity, almost juicy scent hits you in the face. Not fake-fruit, not candy. More like a mango got drunk with a blueberry and passed out in a field of sugarcane. It’s wild.
Blue Monster Seeds. Just the name hits different, right? Like some kind of stoner fairytale—half myth, half menace. You hear it and think: deep night skies, sticky buds, maybe something a little dangerous lurking behind the high. And yeah, that’s not far off.
Brooklyn Mango. Even the name hits different—like a rooftop party in July, sweat on your back, bass in your chest, and someone passing you something sticky-sweet that smells like citrus and gasoline. These seeds? They’re not just cannabis genetics. They’re attitude. They’re borough-born boldness wrapped in a tropical punch. You crack open a jar and it’s like peeling a mango with a box cutter on a fire escape. Sharp. Juicy. A little dangerous.
Blueberry seeds. Cannabis, not the fruit. Though, weirdly, the name fits—sweet, nostalgic, a little dreamy. These seeds carry a legacy. Old-school genetics, 1970s stuff. DJ Short’s baby, if you know the lore. A strain that’s been passed around like a secret handshake at a backyard smoke sesh. You crack open a jar and boom—blueberry muffins, warm and sticky, hit your face. Not subtle. Not polite. Just... there.
Boy Scout Cookies seeds—yeah, they’re a trip. Not the kind you’d sell door-to-door in a sash and a smile, though the name might fool your grandma. These little beans pack the genetics of legends: a mashup of OG Kush and Durban Poison, if you believe the whispers. Some folks call it GSC now, trying to dodge lawsuits or maybe just clean up the image. But let’s be real—everyone still calls it by the old name when the jar pops open and that sweet, earthy funk hits the air.
Blue God seeds. Man, where do you even start with a name like that? Sounds like something whispered in a smoky basement, passed between cracked lips and calloused fingers. And yeah, it kinda is. This strain—this deep, heavy, almost mythic indica—doesn't mess around. You plant it, you wait, and then it hits you like a velvet hammer. No warning. No apology.
Black Widow seeds—man, they’re not for the faint of heart. You crack open that glossy little pack and it’s like holding a coiled spring. Tension. Potential. Danger? Maybe. Depends on how you grow it, how you handle it, how you smoke it. Some folks swear it’s a creeper. Others say it hits like a truck full of bricks and regret. Both might be right. That’s kind of the thing with this strain—it doesn’t care what you expect.
Black '84 Seeds. Damn. Where do I even start?