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.
Bubba Kush seeds. Man, where do you even start with these? You crack open a pack and there’s this weird little thrill—like you’re holding something ancient and a little bit dangerous. Not dangerous like, “Oh no, call the cops,” but dangerous like a storm rolling in. You know it’s gonna hit hard. You just don’t know when or how long it’ll sit on your chest afterward.
Casey Jones Seeds. Man, where do I even start? This strain’s got a name that sounds like a train conductor from a dusty old folk song—and yeah, that’s exactly where it comes from. But don’t let the vintage vibe fool you. These seeds grow into something wild, electric, and just a little chaotic. Like, you plant them thinking you’re getting a mellow ride, and then boom—your brain’s on a rollercoaster through a neon tunnel of citrus and diesel fumes. It’s not subtle. It doesn’t ask permission. It just shows up and takes over your afternoon.
Cheese seeds. Yeah, they sound weird at first—like some kind of dairy-based science experiment gone sideways. But no, they’re cannabis seeds. And not just any strain. This one’s got a cult following, especially in the UK, where it first popped up in the late '80s. Or was it early '90s? Doesn’t matter. What matters is that unmistakable stank—pungent, sour, funky-as-hell aroma that hits your nose like a slap with a wet sock full of blue cheese. Some people gag. Others grin like they just found God in a grow tent.
Boss OG seeds. Damn. Where do I even start?
Listen, if you haven't tried Blue Dream yet, you're missing out big time. It's one of those strains that's simply a must-have, especially if you want a clear effect without being overwhelmed. It's relaxing without knocking you out, so you can chill out and still get stuff done. I call it the “universal soldier” among strains.
Black Triangle Seeds. Just saying the name feels like a whisper in a dark room—something secret, maybe even a little dangerous. These aren't your average cannabis seeds. No. They're the kind of genetics that make growers lean in closer, lower their voices, and say, “You ever run Black Triangle?”
Candyland Seeds. Just saying the name feels like you’re about to unwrap something forbidden and sweet. And yeah—it kind of is. This strain’s got a reputation, not just for its glittery, sugar-dusted buds, but for the way it hits. Fast. Clean. Euphoric as hell. You don’t smoke Candyland to chill. You smoke it to feel like your brain just got dipped in sunlight and set loose in a field of talking raccoons. Or maybe that’s just me.
Angel OG seeds. Just saying the name feels like a whisper in a smoky room—soft, but with weight. These aren’t your average backyard beans. No. These seeds carry a lineage that’s thick with West Coast grit and a kind of sticky-sweet serenity that hits you right behind the eyes. You grow Angel OG, you’re not just planting cannabis—you’re setting the stage for something... deeper. Something that lingers.
Brandywine Seeds. Man, where do I even start?
Bahama Mama seeds. Just saying it makes you feel like you’re already halfway to the beach—sunburnt, barefoot, holding something cold and questionably legal. These seeds aren’t just another strain tossed into the endless green sea of cannabis genetics. No, this one hits different. It’s like someone took the chaos of a tropical storm and bottled it into a nug.